easy
2–5 hours
Basic physical fitness is sufficient; standing and light walking on uneven terrain may be needed.
Discover the ease and excitement of trout fishing in South Dakota’s Black Hills with a ready-to-use combo kit designed for anglers of all levels. Experience Custer’s pristine waters and rugged terrain with gear tailored for success.
For all ages! • Great for families • Full day or overnight rentals
Experience the thrill of fishing with the Shakespeare® Catch More Fish Spinning Rod and Reel Combo, designed specifically for beginners. This all-in-one setup comes pre-rigged and loaded with premium tackle and lures, ensuring you catch even the most elusive trout. Enjoy a hassle-free fishing adventure right out of the box!
9 to 23 hour rentals
Beginning anglers really will catch more fish—and have more fun—with the Shakespeare® Catch More Fish Spinning Rod and Reel Combo for Trout. Ready to fish right out of the box, this easy-to-use combo comes pre-rigged with premium Stren® fishing line and includes a boxful of lures and tackle specially chosen to help them catch even the wariest trout. Tackle box contents: 18 Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Mice Tails, 2 inline spinner baits, 3 bobbers, 4 swivels, 5 trout hooks, 8 split shot weights, 1 egg sinker, 5 treble hooks, and 1 stringer, plus a handy rigging guide with knot-tying instructions and bait selection advice!
Always verify current catch limits and seasonal restrictions in Custer’s fishing areas before casting.
The combo kit comes with light gear perfectly suited for trout’s delicate bite—avoid heavier lures to improve your catch rate.
Weather in the Black Hills can shift quickly; bring waterproof layers even on sunny days.
Streams may have slippery rocks; wear sturdy, non-slip footwear for safe access.
Custer State Park, established in 1912, is a historic conservation area preserving Black Hills’ natural and cultural heritage.
Local agencies maintain strict catch and release programs and habitat restoration to protect trout populations and water quality.
Protects against spring showers and chilly winds common in Black Hills.
spring specific
Reduces glare on water to spot fish and protect eyes in bright sun.
summer specific
Keeps legs dry when fishing from stream banks or shallow waters.
fall specific
Keeps hands warm during cold-weather fishing sessions.
winter specific