Quick Trip Day Tour Bowfishing in Wisconsin Dells
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to handle standing in a boat and managing bowfishing gear.
Overview
Enjoy a private 2-hour bowfishing tour on the beautiful Wisconsin River. Experience stunning rock formations and catch big fish with an expert guide.
Quick Trip Day tour
Starting at $375 • Four or Two Hours Long • Up to 7 People in Your Group
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About This Adventure
Experience an exhilarating 2-hour private bowfishing tour on the stunning upper Dells of the Wisconsin River. Guided by a professional, you'll explore breathtaking rock formations while aiming for big fish. Enjoy the thrill of the hunt in a unique outdoor setting, with a full refund guarantee in case of bad weather.
Rates
Group of 1-4: $325 Each additional person: $50 per person on groups of 4 and up. Up to 7 People per group
Duration
2 Hours
About
Enjoy the sun and a private Quik Trip bowfishing tour. See many of the amazing rock formations the upper dells Wisconsin River has to offer while slaying some big fish!
Weather plays a solid roll for day trips. If it is windy and nasty chances are we will advise not going out. Good news though! If our boat doesn't go out we will apply a full refund to the credit card used for the reservation.
What's Included
- A professional river/bowfishing Guide
- Life jacket and fish to shoot
Adventure Tips
Bring polarized sunglasses
Polarized lenses reduce water glare, helping you spot fish more easily during your bowfishing tour.
Wear water-resistant shoes
Shoes that dry quickly and provide good grip ensure comfort and safety on the boat and riverbanks.
Use insect repellent
Wisconsin Dells can have mosquitoes, especially near water; repellent will keep bugs at bay during your outing.
Follow safety briefings closely
Pay attention to your guide’s instructions for safe handling of bowfishing gear and river conditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great Blue Heron
- River Otters
History
The Wisconsin Dells area has long been a gathering spot for Native American tribes, who relied on the river’s rich fish populations.
Conservation
Efforts are made to maintain the river's ecosystem health, including responsible fishing practices and river habitat restoration.
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Recommended Gear
Polarized sunglasses
Helps reduce glare on the water for better fish spotting.
summer specific
Water-resistant footwear
Protects your feet from wet conditions and provides stability.
spring specific
Insect repellent
Keeps mosquitoes and other bugs away during the trip.
summer specific
Light waterproof jacket
Useful for unexpected rain or cool breezes on the river.
spring specific