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Get ready for a top-notch night fishing adventure on Ohio's prime waters. We're talking about chasing some of the most sought-after fish species under the cover of darkness. Our full-day guided trip is all about targeting sauger and walleye when they're most active. You'll be working with seasoned pros who know these waters like the back of their hand. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, this trip promises a mix of excitement and the peaceful calm of nighttime fishing.
Picture this: You're out on the water as the sun sets, gearing up for a night of action. Our guides at River Jet Outfitters have got you covered from dusk till dawn. We'll be hitting the hotspots where sauger and walleye like to hang out after dark. You'll learn the ins and outs of night fishing techniques, from jigging to casting, all tailored to land these elusive nocturnal feeders. The trip's designed for two, so bring your fishing buddy or significant other for a shared adventure. And hey, if you're not up for cleaning your catch, we've got an optional service for that – just say the word.
Night fishing is a whole different ballgame, and we've got it down to a science. We'll be using specialized gear like lighted lures and glow-in-the-dark jigs that attract fish in the dark. You'll learn how to read the water at night, using sonar and other tech to find where the fish are stacked up. We'll teach you the art of slow-trolling and vertical jigging – two killer techniques for night walleye and sauger. And don't worry about navigation; our boats are equipped with the latest tech to keep us safe and on the fish all night long.
Walleye are the crown jewels of Ohio's waters, and for good reason. These golden-eyed predators are known for their tasty fillets and challenging fight. They typically range from 2 to 5 pounds, but don't be surprised if you hook into a trophy 10-pounder. Walleye tend to feed more aggressively at night, using their sensitive eyes to hunt baitfish in low light conditions. The best time to target them is during the cooler months, from fall through spring.
Sauger, often called "little cousins" to walleye, are another prized catch on this trip. They might be smaller, usually 1 to 3 pounds, but what they lack in size they make up for in numbers and fight. Sauger prefer faster, murkier water and are often found near the bottom. They're most active in the colder months, making our night trips perfect for targeting them. Anglers love sauger for their aggressive bites and delicious, firm white meat.
Once we push off from the dock, it's all about finding the fish. We'll start by hitting some known hotspots – underwater structures, drop-offs, and current seams where walleye and sauger like to ambush their prey. As the night progresses, we'll adjust our tactics based on what's working. You might find yourself jigging one minute and casting the next. Our guides are always watching the sonar, looking for those telltale marks that signal a school of fish below. And when we find them, hold on to your rod – the action can get fast and furious!
There's something special about fishing after dark. The water's calm, the air's cool, and it's just you and the fish. Our regulars love the peace and quiet, broken only by the splash of a lure or the zing of the reel when a big one hits. But it's not just about the tranquility – night fishing often yields bigger catches and more of them. Plus, you get to experience the water in a whole new way. When that rod bends and line starts peeling off your reel in the darkness, trust me, it's a rush like no other.
If you're itching to try your hand at some world-class night fishing, now's the time to lock in your date. Our Full Day Night Guided Sauger And Walleye Fishing Trip In Ohio is a customer favorite, and spots fill up fast, especially during peak seasons. Remember, we're limited to two guests per trip to ensure you get the most out of your time on the water. Don't forget, the deposit's non-refundable, so check your calendar and commit to a night of fishing you won't forget. Give us a call or hit that 'Book Now' button – the walleye and sauger are waiting, and so are we!
Sauger are the scrappy cousins of walleye, usually running 12-15 inches long. These bronze-colored fish with dark blotches prefer murky, flowing waters. You'll find them hugging the bottom of rivers and reservoirs, often in depths of 25-40 feet. Sauger are most active at night or on overcast days, making them perfect for after-dark fishing trips. Spring and fall are top seasons, but winter can be surprisingly good. Anglers love sauger for their aggressive strikes and tasty white fillets. To entice a bite, try bouncing a bright jig tipped with a minnow along current seams and deep holes. When you feel weight, don't set the hook right away – give them a second to really take the bait. Sauger often school up, so if you catch one, work the area thoroughly. You might just stumble into a hungry pack ready to fill your livewell.

Walleye are prized catch in Ohio waters, typically growing 15-30 inches long. These golden-olive fish with distinctive reflective eyes thrive in deep, cool lakes and rivers. They're most active at night, hanging near rocky bottoms or weed edges during the day. Spring and fall are prime seasons, but night fishing in summer can be red hot. Anglers love walleye for their hard-fighting nature and excellent table fare. To boost your odds, try slow-trolling with nightcrawler harnesses along depth changes. When you feel that telltale tap-tap-tap, set the hook fast – walleye have a knack for short-striking baits. Keep your drag set light, as they're known for last-second runs near the boat. Whether you're after a trophy or a fish fry, walleye offer an exciting challenge for anglers of all skill levels.

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