easy
3–6 hours
Basic fitness is sufficient; mainly sitting and light movement on the boat are required.
Experience a day of adventure fishing on the tranquil lakes of Park Rapids with the 16FT TRACKER boat. Equipped for comfort and success, it’s perfect for a private, unforgettable outing.
Discover the excitement of fishing on the pristine lakes of Park Rapids, Minnesota, with the 16FT TRACKER Fishing Boat equipped with a powerful 50 MERCURY Console Steering. Offered by R&R Rental, this fully-equipped boat blends comfort and functionality to provide an exceptional day on the water. Designed for fishing enthusiasts and families alike, the Tracker features comfortable swivel seats, live wells to keep your catch fresh, and advanced fish finders to boost your chances of a great haul. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or trying fishing for the first time, the boat accommodates up to three people, making it perfect for a private outing or a small group trip. Included life jackets and streamlined rental procedures prioritize your safety and convenience, letting you focus on the thrill of the catch and the tranquility of Minnesota’s lakes. Park Rapids offers some of the best freshwater fishing opportunities in the region, surrounded by natural beauty and calm waters. Whether you’re targeting walleye, northern pike, or perch, this boat and location combination promises a memorable outdoor adventure that blends relaxation with the thrill of fishing.
Ensure you're aware of current regulations and licenses required for fishing in Park Rapids waters.
Safety first—always wear your provided life jacket while on the fishing boat.
Minnesota weather can change quickly; bring layered clothing and sun protection.
Protect the fish finder and boat electronics from moisture and rough handling for best performance.
Park Rapids has a rich heritage tied to its lakes and logging industry, with fishing being a longstanding pastime for locals.
Local efforts focus on maintaining water quality and sustainable fishing practices to protect aquatic ecosystems.
Protect your skin from strong sun rays while on open water.
summer specific
Adapt to changing temperatures and weather conditions throughout the day.
spring specific
Reduce glare on the water for better visibility and eye protection.
Required by Minnesota law to legally fish in the state’s lakes.