Looking for the best Michigan walleye fishing charters? Dave’s Fishing Charters offers fully guided walleye trips throughout the year targeting aggressive eater-sized fish and trophy fall walleye across some of Michigan’s top fisheries.
From springtime jigging on the Detroit River to summer trolling near Whitehall and trophy fall fishing on Muskegon Lake and White Lake, Captain Dave provides a professional and productive experience for anglers of all skill levels.
The walleye season begins on the legendary Detroit River, one of the top spring walleye fisheries in the country.
During April, we target migrating walleye using vertical jigging techniques in waters ranging from:
Detroit River walleye fishing is known for:
This is one of the most exciting times of the year for anglers looking to experience nonstop spring walleye action.
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After the Detroit River season ends, Dave’s Fishing Charters returns to the Whitehall and Montague area for summer walleye fishing on Lake Michigan.
In May, we begin trolling for active post-spawn walleye near the Whitehall area as fish transition into summer patterns.
July and August offer some of the best summer walleye fishing opportunities of the season.
We primarily target fish during the day using:
These trips provide:
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Beginning in late October, we shift focus to targeting trophy fall walleye on Muskegon Lake and White Lake.
These trips continue until ice season arrives, typically lasting into mid-to-late December.
Fall trophy trips may include:
This is one of the best times of year to target:
For serious walleye anglers, the late fall bite in West Michigan can be absolutely incredible.
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We fish:
What to bring:
If you’re searching for:
Dave’s Fishing Charters is ready to put you on fish.
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Prime dates for Detroit River spring fishing and trophy fall walleye season fill quickly.
Experience world-class Michigan walleye fishing on the Detroit River, Lake Michigan, Muskegon Lake, and White Lake.