Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Fishing Info

Find answers to the most common Lake Michigan fishing charter questions with 2 B Caught Charters, designed to help anglers understand trip details, target species, what to bring, and everything needed for a smooth and confident booking experience.

Where does 2 B Caught Charters fish?

We fish the Lake Michigan area, including Muskegon River, Black River, Haymarsh Creek, Muskegon Lake, Little Sturgeon River, Milligan Creek, Warner Creek, West Branch Rifle River, Town Line Creek, Rapid River, Little Pigeon River, Kolke Creek, White Lake, Silver Creek, North Eddy Creek, Wolf Creek, Berry Creek, Rifle River, North Branch Cedar River, East Branch Au Sable River, Middle Branch Little Pigeon River, Prior Creek, Little Rapid River, Grass Creek, Grow Creek, West Branch Tittabawassee River, Big Creek, Goose Creek, Cedar River, Kimberly Creek, Club Stream, LaPorte Creek, Crumley Creek, Failing Creek, Klacking Creek, Gokee Creek, Sugar River, Marl Creek, Peach Lake Creek, South Branch Au Sable River, Woods Creek, Mansfield Creek, Lewis Branch Adair Creek, McMasters Creek, Minnehaha Creek, Johnson Creek, Backus Creek, Licks Creek, Campbell Creek, The Cut, Black Creek, Little Klacking Creek, East Branch Tittabawassee River, Butterfield Creek, Crofton Creek, Adair Creek, Mossback Creek, Beebe Creek, Hauenstein Creek, Elk Lake Creek, Bear Creek, Crapo Creek, Lake Four Outlet, Bartholomew Creek, Kocher Creek, Carpenter Creek, Middle Branch Cedar River, Dedrich Creek, Monroe Creek, Gimlet Creek, Boyne River, Spring Creek, Bailer Creek, Eaton Creek, Deer Creek, Hess Lake, Silver Lake, Big Blue Lake, Lake Chemung, Pratt Lake, Runyan Lake, Pine Lake, Hoisington Lake, Island Lake, Copneconic Lake, Round Lake, Squaw Lake, Bishop Lake, Fagan Lake, Briggs Lake, Saubee Lake, Fish Lake, Waw Lake, School Lake, Three Lake, Bently Lake, Shiawassee Lake, Little Bass Lake, Whalen Lake, Saddlebag Lake.

What are the target fish?

Target fish include Walleye (Also Called Blue Pike, Dory, Glass Eye, Gray Pike, Marble Eye, Pike-Perch, Yellow Pike-Perch  ), Northern Pike (Also Called water wolf, common pike, snake, great northern pike, American pike, jackfish, Great Lakes pike, grass pike, pickerel, longhead, and snot rocket), Crappie (Also Called Black Crappie, White Crappie  ), American Yellow Perch (Also Called Lake Perch, Perch  ), Channel Catfish (Also Called Graceful Catfish, Catfish  )

Where in Lake Michigan to we meet our guests?

We meet at Houghton Lake ( Houghton Lake, MI, USA ), 501 E Western Ave ( 501 E Western Ave, Muskegon, MI 49442, USA ), Au Gres ( Au Gres, MI 48703, USA ), Mullett Lake ( Mullett Lake, MI 49721, USA ), Elizabeth Park Marina ( 202 Grosse Ile Pkwy, Trenton, MI 48183, USA ), Montague Municipal Boat Launch ( 8500 Ramp Road,, Montague, MI 49437, USA ), Burt Lake State Park ( 6635 State Park Dr, Indian River, MI 49749, USA ), North Channel DNR Boat Launch ( 2635 Pointe Tremble Rd, Algonac, MI 48001, USA ), The Narrows DNR Boat Ramp (Lake Leelanau) ( 2-160 S Lake Leelanau Dr, Lake Leelanau, MI 49653, USA ), Sterling State Park ( WM98+JF, Monroe, MI 48162, USA )

Do I need a STATE Fishing license?

Yes, a Fishing license is required

Where do I get a STATE Fishing license?

How much should I Tip?

It is customary to tip 20% of the trip total. We work tirelessly to make sure you have a guest experience!

Do I need to bring my own gear?

No, we provide standard gear such as rods and reels so you don’t need to worry about anything. But please feel free to bring you own gear if you prefer.

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