Get ready to wet your boots and chase some bass on our Half Day Wade Trip! This 4-6 hour morning adventure kicks off at 7 AM, perfect for anglers who love to feel the river beneath their feet. We'll hit the shallow, accessible waters where the big boys like to hide, giving you a chance to outsmart those crafty bass up close and personal.
Our Half Day Wade Trip is all about getting you right in the thick of the action. We're talking knee-deep in prime bass territory, where every cast counts. This trip is a hit with solo anglers looking to hone their skills, buddies wanting to share some laughs and friendly competition, or families aiming to create lasting memories on the water. With rates starting at $250 for one or two guests (and just $125 more per person for up to six total), it's a wallet-friendly way to get your fish on. Plus, our 7-day free cancellation policy means you can book with confidence.
Wading isn't just about getting wet – it's an art form. We'll teach you how to read the water, spot those subtle signs of bass activity, and approach without spooking the fish. You'll learn to master the stealth mode, sliding through the shallows like a heron on the hunt. We'll cover everything from proper wading techniques to casting in tight spots where those lunkers love to lurk. And don't worry about gear – we've got you covered with top-notch rods, reels, and the hottest lures that the local bass can't resist.
There's something special about wade fishing that boat trips just can't match. It's the ultimate hands-on experience – you're not just on the water, you're in it. Feel the current around your legs, hear the subtle plop of your lure hitting that perfect spot, and get ready for the heart-pounding moment when a bass strikes. Wade fishing lets you access those secret spots where the big boys hide, places no boat can reach. It's fishing in its purest form, and once you try it, you might just get hooked for life.
Striped Bass: These hard-fighting fish are the rockstars of our local waters. Known for their distinctive horizontal lines, stripers can grow to impressive sizes, with some lunkers topping 30 pounds or more. They're strong, they're fast, and they'll give you a run for your money. Stripers love to hang out near structure, so we'll target underwater ledges, rocky points, and current seams. Spring and fall are prime time for stripers, but we can find them year-round with the right techniques.
Largemouth Bass: The classic American gamefish, largemouths are the bread and butter of our wade trips. These ambush predators are masters of camouflage, blending in with submerged logs, weed beds, and other cover. They might not grow as big as stripers, but what they lack in size, they make up for in attitude. A 5-pounder will put a serious bend in your rod and a smile on your face. Largemouths are active year-round, but the spawn in spring and the fall feeding frenzy are peak times to land a bucket mouth.
Our Half Day Wade Trip is more than just a fishing trip – it's a chance to connect with nature, challenge yourself, and maybe even land the fish of a lifetime. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a first-timer, our expert guides will put you on the fish and make sure you have a blast doing it. With our flexible format and small group size, we can tailor the experience to your skill level and preferences. So grab your lucky hat, lace up those wading boots, and let's hit the water. The bass are waiting, and the memories are ready to be made. Book your spot now and get ready for a morning of wade fishing you won't forget!
Striped bass are hard-fighting gamefish that'll test your skills and gear. These silver-sided bruisers average 15-30 pounds but can top 50. You'll find stripers in coastal waters, tidal rivers, and some freshwater lakes. They love to chase bait schools, so look for diving birds or surface commotion. Spring and fall migrations offer prime fishing as stripers move along the coast. Anglers target them for their powerful runs and excellent table fare. Live bait like bunker or eels work great, but throwing topwater plugs or jigging can be a blast too. Here's a local tip - when you see stripers blitzing on bait, cast just beyond the school and retrieve through it. Match your lure size to the baitfish they're chasing. Whether you're casting from shore or trolling offshore, hooking into a big striper is an unforgettable rush.
Largemouth bass are the kings of freshwater fishing around here. These green bruisers typically run 1-4 pounds, but can get up to 10+ in the right conditions. You'll find them lurking near fallen trees, weed beds, and dock pilings in lakes and slow-moving rivers. Spring and fall are prime seasons when bass move shallow to feed. Anglers love targeting largemouth for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic fights. Nothing beats the thrill of a big bass exploding on a topwater lure! To improve your odds, try working a plastic worm slowly along the bottom near cover. Let it sit motionless, then give it a slight twitch - that often triggers a bite. Whether you're a beginner or pro, largemouth bass offer exciting action and the chance to catch a real trophy.