The Bois Brule River in northern Wisconsin is a true gem, rich in history and legendary for its world-class fishing. Just 45 minutes from Duluth, Minnesota, this scenic river winds through lush forests and rolling hills, offering anglers and nature lovers alike a chance to experience one of the Midwest’s premier fisheries. With pristine waters, stunning scenery, and abundant fish, every trip to the Brule is an adventure waiting to unfold.

The fishing season begins on the last Saturday in March and runs until November 15, with each part of the year bringing new opportunities. In spring and fall, Steelhead return to the river, challenging anglers with their strength and acrobatics. August and September are prime for Lake Run Brown Trout, while fall also offers exciting Salmon runs. From May through September, resident Trout provide steady action and a rewarding experience for fly fishers and light-tackle anglers. No matter the season, the Brule delivers variety and excitement for those ready to explore its waters.

Our guided trips are designed to match your preferred style of fishing. Whether you choose fly fishing, spinning gear, or centrepin, we supply the equipment and instruction to help you succeed. Anglers of all skill levels are welcome—our goal is not only to put you on fish but also to teach techniques you can use long after your trip. By combining education with action, we ensure each outing is both productive and memorable.

These adventures are offered as walk-and-wade trips, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the river. You’ll step into cool shallows, cast into deep pools, and explore hidden bends where fish gather. Each step along the riverbank brings you closer to nature, making the experience as much about connection as it is about catching.

All trout trips are strictly catch-and-release, ensuring the Bois Brule’s unique fish populations remain healthy for generations to come. With its breathtaking scenery and diverse fishing opportunities, the Brule offers more than just a day on the water—it delivers an experience you’ll carry with you for years.