Superior, Wisconsin, on the southern shore of Lake Superior, offers some of the Midwest’s premier freshwater fishing opportunities. Walleye Wade's Guide Service taps directly into this rich resource, delivering guided trips that target trophy walleyes in the expansive and cold waters of the lake and surrounding rivers. With Wade at the helm, anglers enjoy more than just a day on the water—they gain access to expert knowledge, premium gear, and a boat rigged for serious fishing.

The geography here is defined by Lake Superior’s vast basin and the steep, rocky shorelines around Superior, interspersed with productive riverine systems. Wade’s trips cover both lake and river environments, providing a versatile experience that can accommodate beginners and seasoned anglers alike. The natural setting is visually striking: deep blue waters backed by rugged cliffs and forests, with opportunities to spot native wildlife such as bald eagles and osprey.

Wade’s boat is fitted with top-tier electronics and allows multiple trolling setups, including up to six planer boards simultaneously, making it possible to maximize your catch. This sophistication, combined with Wade's local insight, often produces exceptional results—clients regularly catch walleyes measuring well over 28 inches, with some trophies surpassing 30 inches.

Beyond the action, Wade offers hands-on learning and personalized support, whether you want to actively fish or relax and watch. The service includes filleting your catch, making the journey from boat to dinner seamless. This level of care and expertise has earned Wade glowing reviews from visiting anglers who appreciate both the technical proficiency and warm, easygoing approach.

For anglers seeking a balanced mix of challenge, comfort, and big-fish excitement in the Superior Lakes region, Walleye Wade's Guide Service stands out as a reliable local partner. The combination of superior equipment, extensive local knowledge, and memorable fishing moments make it a must-consider guide experience in northern Wisconsin.