Enjoy a Musky Fishing in Oak Ridge, Tennessee With Captain Steven!

Enjoy the fantastic Musky fishing in Oak Ridge, Tennessee aboard the 17 feet Tracker Bass boat for up to 3 people. Rate starts at $50 per hour and a minimum booking of 4 hours. Rates: • Full-Day Musky Trips: $350 - One or Two Persons. • Half-Day Musky Trips (4-6 hours): $200 - One or Two Persons Includes: • Rods, reels & tackle • Lures • Snacks • Lunch • Drinks • Fly Fishing Equipment What You Can Expect: The one and only Muskellunge is the main and only target of this charter. You’ll fish with a true master of the craft; Steven holds the state record for the beast and has the longest documented catch at 55 inches long. He’ll take you to one of more than 20 fishing spots he’s found over the years – they’re all top secret. Whether you want to learn how to catch a Musky or are looking for a trophy fish, he’s got the know-how to make your fishing day a lot of fun. Only casting tackle is provided, so if want fly fish it’s recommended you bring your own equipment – It’s a special challenge to catch Musky on the fly. Kids aged 12 and above are more than welcome on board with Tennessee Musky Fishing, all life jackets are provided. Alcohol isn’t allowed on board, you need a clear head to battle the monsters that Steven will put you on top of. All Muskies are strictly catch and release; releasing a trophy-sized Muskie ensures another angler can feel the same joy as you. Snacks, drinks, and lunch can be arranged, contact Steven before arriving to work out the details. Dreaming of a trophy Muskellunge you can show all of your friends at home? Or just want to learn what it’s all about? Steven Paul can help with both situations and countless others. Book a trip with him and get set for a fishing excursion you’ll fondly remember for years to come! What To Expect Onboard: The 17’ bass boat, manufactured by Tracker. She can comfortably hold you, your best fishing partner, and your guide. Fully equipped with all the required navigational and fish finding equipment, you’ll have the edge in finding your catch. Electronics can’t match our captain's incredible knowledge of Tennessee’s waters though! Tracker (Bass boat) originally built in 2003. Powered by a 55HP Yamaha engine, with a maximum cruising speed of 35 knots.