moderate
4–6 hours
Basic physical fitness is recommended for standing, reeling, and moving safely on a boat deck.
Experience premier salmon and lake trout fishing on Lake Superior’s North Shore with Capt Paul Morris. Family-friendly and expertly guided trips deliver big fish and lasting memories.
Lake Superior’s weather can shift rapidly; wear moisture-wicking layers plus a waterproof jacket.
Open water fishing may cause seasickness—even on calm days—so pack preventative meds if prone.
Pay attention during safety briefings and handling equipment to ensure a safe, smooth outing.
Fishing trips often start early to catch fish feeding near dawn; be ready to leave before sunrise.
The North Shore region has been a fishing and trade corridor for Indigenous Ojibwe peoples and early European settlers.
Fishing practices follow state regulations to protect Lake Superior’s sensitive ecosystems and fish populations.
Protects against wind and lake spray during outings in changing weather.
spring|summer|fall specific
Reduces glare off the water for better visibility and eye protection.
spring|summer|fall specific
Helpful for those prone to seasickness on open water.
all specific
Provides grip and safety on wet boat surfaces.
all specific