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Door County Charter Fishing at its Finest!

Reel Addiction Charters offers exciting Door County charter fishing for king (Chinook) salmon, steelhead (rainbow) trout, and brown trout in the heart of fabulous Door County, Wisconsin. The Reel Addiction operates out of Rowleys Bay Resort Marina located in Rowleys Bay, near the tip of Door County Peninsula. It is the most northerly Lake Michigan marina on the Door County peninsula.

Rowleys Bay is the gateway to some of the best salmon and trout fishing in Lake Michigan. It is home to the famous king (Chinook) salmon that commonly reach 25+ pounds. Big steelhead (rainbow) and brown trout are also common in these waters.

• Captain Tim Guckenberg

  

  Captain Tim is a U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain who has more than 25 years of fishing experience. He has fished waters from the Gulf of Mexico to the lakes of the Canadian Shield.

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• Latest Blog Post

  Last run of the year
  Posted by Captain Tim on Aug 24, 2010

       Our last trip of the year was run on Saturday night.  After a couple weeks of warm water and few fish, I was really surprise to find feeding salmon in 90-120 fow.  The group landed 10 fish in our 3 hour trip, all coming on flasher flies from 6 to 8pm.  It was a nice way to end an inconsistent season.  Check out their photo below.
       The following morning I made a personal run with a friend to try to put a few more salmon in our freezer for the winter.  The fish were not there like the night before.  We landed only a few in our 3 hour trip but it was better than nothing.  After cleaning fish, I pulled the boat for the season and spent the rest of the day cleaning it. 
      In a few weeks I will send out my fall newsletter with a season recap.  You can also find it on the website under the newsletter link.  Have a great fall everyone.  Thanks for a great season!
  

  
  

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