Lake Superior Fish Species

Common Questions:

What are the most popular fish species to catch on Lake Superior?

On Lake Superior, the most popular fish species to target include King Salmon, Lake Trout, Coho Salmon, Steelhead, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Northern Pike, Walleye, and Yellow Perch. With Wehrman’s Fishing Adventures, Captain Cory will guide you to the best spots to catch these species and ensure you have a successful fishing experience on this magnificent lake.

When is the best time to catch King Salmon on Lake Superior?

The best time to catch King Salmon on Lake Superior is during the summer months, from June to September. Captain Cory offers guided charters during this period where you can target King Salmon using effective trolling techniques. Early morning or late evening trips are particularly successful for catching these impressive fish.

What is the best technique for catching Lake Trout with Captain Cory?

To catch Lake Trout on Lake Superior, Captain Cory recommends using downriggers with flashers and spoons for deep-water fishing. You can also try jigging in deeper waters or trolling with large lures. Captain Cory will provide all the necessary gear and share expert tips to help you reel in these sought-after trout.

What kind of bait should I use for Coho Salmon fishing on Lake Superior?

For Coho Salmon, Captain Cory suggests using small spoons, spinners, or flies. Trolling with a variety of colors and sizes can help attract Coho Salmon. On our summer charters, Captain Cory will equip you with the right bait and techniques to enhance your chances of a great catch.

Where are the best spots to catch Steelhead on Lake Superior?

The best spots for catching Steelhead on Lake Superior are in the streams and tributaries flowing into the lake, especially in the spring and fall. During our guided trips, Captain Cory will take you to the most productive locations and help you use effective techniques like float fishing or drift fishing to land Steelhead.

What are the regulations for fishing Rainbow Trout on Lake Superior?

Fishing regulations for Rainbow Trout on Lake Superior include specific size limits, catch limits, and season dates that can vary. Captain Cory ensures that all fishing trips comply with the latest regulations. Be sure to have a valid Wisconsin fishing license, which Captain Cory can help you obtain if needed.

Can I catch Brown Trout on Lake Superior?

Yes, you can catch Brown Trout on Lake Superior, particularly during the spring and fall months. Captain Cory’s guided fishing trips offer opportunities to target Brown Trout using techniques like shore casting and trolling. Join us to experience the thrill of fishing for Brown Trout in the beautiful waters of Lake Superior.

What is the best time of year to fish for Northern Pike on Lake Superior?

The best time to fish for Northern Pike on Lake Superior is during the spring and early summer months, from May to July. Captain Cory will take you to the prime Northern Pike fishing locations and provide you with tips for using lures or live bait to catch these aggressive predators.

How do I catch Walleye on Lake Superior?

To catch Walleye on Lake Superior, Captain Cory recommends using jigs, live bait, or crankbaits. Walleye fishing is best during the early morning or late evening hours. On our trips, Captain Cory will share expert techniques and help you find the best spots for a successful Walleye fishing experience.

What is the size of the Yellow Perch you can catch on Lake Superior?

On Lake Superior, Yellow Perch can grow to sizes ranging from 8 to 12 inches on average, with some reaching up to 14 inches. Captain Cory’s ice fishing trips and summer charters offer excellent opportunities to catch Yellow Perch, and he will guide you on the best methods for a successful catch.

A Wehrman's Fishing Adventures Guided Fishing Trip targets the top Lake Superior Fish species including Brown Trout , American Yellow Perch , Northern Pike , Rainbow Trout , Coho Salmon, Walleye , Lake Whitefish, Chinook Salmon, Splake. We primarily Fish the Lake Superior, Brule River, Bois Brule River, Vandeventer Bay, Chequamegon Bay, Apostle Islands.