Book an appointment with Huskie Muskie Charters LLC
Book an appointment with Huskie Muskie Charters LLC

 Specializing in the Best Guided Muskie Fishing Charters on Lake St. Clair

From the moment you step aboard the Huskie Muskie you know you are going to have a great time. With Capt. Matt at the helm, and his 25 years of experience, you know he is going to put you on quality fish.  There is nothing like that moment when you hear the click of the reel, then the screaming sound of the line running, and hear those words "Fish On!" to get your heart racing. There is a reason our tagline is Adrenaline Pumping Sport Fishing Adventures! As you reel in that fish, fighting it, pulling it closer while your friends and family cheer you on, this is a memory that you will cherish for a lifetime and Huskie Muskie Charters has just created that moment you won't forget. Come fish with us where the next trophy Muskie is waiting for you! Specializing in guided Muskie fishing charters on beautiful Lake St. Clair located near the Motor City of Detroit, Michigan. You are guaranteed to have fun and experience what FISH ON really means!

Captain Matt  

Capt. Matt has his Master Captain's license (Merchant Mariner Credential) and over 25 years experience of fishing with 12 years experience specifically targeting Muskie on Lake St. Clair. We encourage a friendly and fun atmosphere where you can learn tips and techniques about muskie fishing while on your trip. We aim to provide the highest level of satisfaction possible. 

First Mate Dave

Dave discovered his love of Muskie Fishing several years ago while on a trip with Capt. Matt.  Dave is an experienced fisherman and is there to guide and assist you when   you are bringing in that monster on the other end of the line.

Why people believe in us!

"Our Huskie Muskie Charter was captained by Matt without a mate but that didn't keep us from a killer day! We hauled in 4 muskies, 3 of which broke 40 inches, and a good sized pike. The entire trip, start to finish, was extremely enjoyable. The boat was great and Matt was an impressive captain. It was very clear that Huskie Muskie Charters knows the lake and will put you on fish all day. I cannot imagine a better charter for muskie fishing and am glad we chose to go through Huskie Muskie!"


Brandon B.
"Your heart will race with excitement and your arms will ache, Capt. Matt will put you on fish! His boat is extremely organized and the equipment and tackle first rate. a great fishing experience."
John C.
"As a competitive bass angler, this was my first experience chasing muskie. Captain Matt was spot on with his chosen location and time frame of the morning bite. Bait selection showed experience, and after our bite slowed, his willingness to try something new brought another big bite that unfortunately broke the bait itself and escaped. I would definitely recommend him to anyone looking for St Clair toothy critters!"
Mike C.
"Wonderful experience!! Matt and his first mate made it enjoyable, and successful!! 3 big muskies 40 inch+ and a decent sized northern were caught- Thanks again for the unforgettable day Matt!"

Chris R.

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The Great Lakes Muskellunge

This top freshwater predator on the "bucket lists" of many fishermen, the muskellunge (Esox masquinongy), also known as muskelunge, muscallonge, milliganong, or maskinonge (and often abbreviated "muskie" or "musky"), is a species of large, relatively uncommon freshwater fish native to North America. The muskellunge is the largest member of the pike family, Esocidae. The common name comes from the Ojibwa word maashkinoozhe, meaning "ugly pike", by way of French masque allongé (modified from the Ojibwa word by folk etymology), "elongated face." The French common name is masquinongé or maskinongé.

The muskellunge is known by a wide variety of trivial names including Ohiomuskellunge, Great Lakes muskellunge, barred muskellunge, Ohio River pike, Allegheny River pike, jack pike, unspotted muskellunge and the Wisconsin muskellunge. 

Most of their diets consist of fish, but can also include crayfish, frogs, ducklings, snakes, muskrats, mice, other small mammals, and small birds. The mouth is large with many long, needle-like teeth. Muskies will attempt to take their prey head-first, sometimes in a single gulp. They will take prey items up to 30% of their total length. In the spring, they tend to prefer smaller bait since their metabolism is slower, while large bait are preferred in fall as preparation for winter.

Anglers seek large muskies as trophies or for sport. The fish attain impressive swimming speeds, but are not particularly maneuverable. The highest-speed runs are usually fairly short, but they can be quite intense. The muskie can also do headshaking in an attempt to rid itself of a hook. Muskies are known for their strength and for their tendency to leap from the water in stunning acrobatic displays. A challenging fish to catch, the muskie has been called "the fish of ten thousand casts". Anglers tend to use smaller lures in spring or during cold-front conditions and larger lures in fall or the heat of summer. The average lure is 7.9–12 in (20–30 cm) long, but longer lures of 14–26 in (36–66 cm) are not uncommon. Anglers in many areas are strongly encouraged to practice catch and release when fishing for muskellunge due to their low population. In places where muskie are not native, such as in Maine, anglers are encouraged not to release the fish back into the water because of their alleged negative impact on the populations of trout and other smaller fish species. One strategy for securing this fish is called the figure eight, which is usually done as a muskie follows a cast until the end of a retrieve. (Citations from Wikipedia)
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