Fishing Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River for Bass, Musky, and Walleye with Captain Bob Devine

Fishing Lake St. Clair

• Bass Fishing:
  
  If BIG BASS is what you want then Lake St. Clair is where you want to be fishing. Four pound bass are a regular occurance during the open season. Bass season opens the last Saturday in June and closes at the first of December. There is not a lot of structure on the lake and the use of a GPS is essential to finding these hidden spots. Rock piles and weed beds are key to finding bass.
  
  One of the most common places to fish for Lake St. Clair smallies is the Belle River hump. But there a number of other locations that hold good smallie populations. Tubes are one of the best baits to use, they are great for charters because it can get a little too close for comfort when casting. It is not unusual to catch more than 50 bass in a day

• Musky Fishing:
  
  Muskie fishing on Lake St. Clair has quickly become one of the fastest growing sought after species on the lake. Many are travelling across the country and from around the world to seek the fiercest fish in freshwater. With such a large body of water, trolling is the best way to cover ground.
  
  There are a variety of baits that are used but the best baits are body baits that imitate forage in LSC. Woodies are a local bait that have been a top producer, other baits that are used include, Wileys, Terminators, Producers and Rapala Super Shads. Natural colors like perch, frog and bass are commonly used by charter captains. Come enjoy a day of Motor City Muskie Madness on Lake St. Clair