About Us
Welcome to Furious Fishing Charters, where unforgettable days on the water meet serious fishing. You’ll be fishing aboard our 27-foot Glacier Bay, a smooth, stable catamaran powered by 300 horsepower and equipped with top-of-the-line electronics to put you on the fish fast and safely.
Your trip is led by Captain Reid, who brings 28 years of experience fishing the Great Lakes. His deep knowledge of these waters, combined with a passion for the sport, gives you an edge whether you’re a seasoned angler or stepping on a charter boat for the first time.
Beyond the fishing, every trip offers the chance to take in the stunning beauty of Northern Lake Michigan—from peaceful sunrise departures to glowing sunsets on the ride home. Along the way, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of historic lighthouses, rugged islands, and open-water horizons that make this region so special. Whether you’re chasing a trophy catch or simply soaking in the scenery, Furious Fishing Charters delivers an experience you won’t forget.
Call today to book your trip! 906-241-7422
Great Lakes Sport Fishing at its Finest!
- Great Lakes fishing based in Gladstone, Michigan
- Specializing in King Salmon, walleye, perch, Lake Trout, bass and pike
- Charter fishing trips offered on Lakes Michigan and Superior.
- Custom trips available
- USCG Licensed Captain and Michigan DNR inspected vessel
- Full onboard bathroom
- American Heart Association certified in first aid and CPR
- 28 years of Great Lakes vessel operating experience
- We are kid friendly and LOVE having them onboard our fishing charters and sightseeing
The Vessel
- One of the largest and most seaworthy vessels on northern Lake Michigan!!
- 27 foot Glacier Bay Catamaran
- 300 HP of twin Yamaha motors
- Advanced electronics including radar and livescope
- Full complement of safety equipment
- Inspected for all safety equipment and seaworthiness
- Capable of fishing 14+ lines
- Fully enclosed bow-stern canvas to keep you warm, dry, and out of the elements
services offered
We pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service. Captain Reid will provide you with an experience to remember!
Lake Michigan offshore salmon and trout
Get ready for adventure! This 7 hour trip will take you 30+ miles offshore to chase the biggest and hardest fighting fish in fresh water. Big Chinook (King) salmon on can weigh upwards of thirty pounds!
These fish typically begin to show up late June and run through August.
Sightseeing Tours
Hop on board for a three hour tour of Little Bay de Noc and all the sights it has to offer. You can request tours of the local lighthouses, sunrise or sunset tours, of just a laid back mid day cruise to enjoy the beautiful summer weather.
We also offer 5 hour trips that expand to even more lighthouses in the island chain between the Garden Peninsula and Door County Wisconsin.
If you have a custom trip in mind, don't hesitate to ask us to plan it!
Near Shore walleye
Mid May is the time to target all of the walleye that stack into Little Bay de Noc. We offer 4 and 6 hour trips.
Late summer these fish start to work their way into the reefs south of the bay and fishing can be outstanding!
NEW FOR 2026!
Little Bay de Noc Perch
Little Bay de Noc has become a destination for jumbo perch
We will be offering 4 hour spring time perch trips
Top of the line advanced electronics will put you on the fish!
Lake Superior Trout and Salmon
We offer limited trips to Lake Superior for Lake Trout and salmon.
You can choose 6 hour near shore trolling for trout and salmon, or choose the ultimate adventure!
Not for the weak of heart, you can travel 60 miles into Lake Superior and target giant Lake Trout jigging with light tackle at Stannard Rock! These are 10 hour all day trips.
Check out our new SIGHTSEEING tours
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Contact Us
Furious Fishing Charters
Gladstone, Michigan, United States
Call or text 906-241-7422 email furiousfishing173@gmail.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/furiousfishing173 Instagram <<https://www.instagram.com/furiousfishingcharters<<
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