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Fishing in Racine County
Racine County knows a thing or two about fishing. With the massive Lake Michigan, inland lakes and the Root River, it has something for all anglers. Lake Michigan can be viewed as the "deep sea fishing" spot in the Midwest. Get ready to reel in King Salmon, Coho, Chinook, Brown Trout, and Rainbow Trout. Whether you launch your boat or fish along the shore, Racine is known as an exceptional place to fish. Of the shores of Racine, the various ridges under water are favorable environment for trophy-size fish.
Also, Racine is home to the DNR Root River Steelhead Facility. This facility is used to collect eggs and fish for hatchery purposes and the public may observe fish through viewing windows and in holding ponds. To say the least, fish will be present. Click here to learn more.
Charter Fishing
Even if you don't own a boat, rod n' reel or tackle, the Fishing Charters of Racine can give you a great experience on the water. Invite up-to five of your friends, family or business associates and enjoy a day out on the sea. The captains and the first mates will set the lines, find the fish and even clean them for you. You just need to bring a camera, a cooler and get ready to bring in your trophy fish.
The Fishing Charters of Racine are one of the largest and most experienced group of sportfhisng charter captains in Southeastern Wisconsin. Their feel has been providing customers with fun-filled, action packed salmon and trout fishing since 1974. The captain and first mates are professional and are willing to go the extra mile to provide an exciting and memorable fishing experience.
Call 1-800-475-6113 today for booking info or click here.
Inland
Other good spots for fishing is Brown's Lake in Burlington where small-mouth bass and walleye are present and Eagle Lake in Kansasville. Also notable is the Root River near the dam on HWY MM and HWY 38 where the salmon and trout reside.
