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Fish of the Gitch delivers top-tier Lake Superior fishing charters, with fully guided experiences led by Captain Lorin LeMire. Based in Duluth, MN, and fishing from McQuade Safe Harbor, Two Harbors, and the Port Terminal at Rice’s Point, Captain Lorin offers flexible, mobile charters that follow the fish. Whether you’re exploring the Minnesota shoreline or heading toward the Apostle Islands fishing charter zone, each trip is designed to put you where the action is. Captain Lorin brings nearly 20 years of experience targeting Lake Trout and Salmon, with a strong focus on helping anglers connect with Brown Trout and Steelhead.
With a 22’ Lund Baron outfitted with cutting-edge sonar, autopilot, livescope, and mapping, Fish of the Gitch offers some of the best fishing charters Lake Superior has to offer. Whether you're interested in setting lines and learning techniques during your Lake Superior guided fishing trip or simply want to enjoy the lake while reeling in fish, you’ll be in good hands. Trips are family-friendly, with all equipment provided—including fish cleaning—making it ideal for Lake Superior fishing trips for families.
As a Lake Superior salmon fishing charter veteran, Captain Lorin specializes in reading the lake’s ever-changing conditions, adjusting for location, temperature, and species. From Trout fishing the Apostle Islands to deepwater trolling closer to Duluth, mobility is key. Unlike other operations, Fish of the Gitch isn’t tied to one dock—this charter can launch from multiple ports to keep you in the strike zone. Custom options are available, including private fishing charters on Lake Superior and deluxe full-day trips in the Apostle Islands.
From spring through fall, the Lake Superior fishing seasons provide exceptional opportunities. Whether you're looking for affordable fishing charters near the Apostle Islands, insight from an experienced Apostle Islands fishing guide, or advice on the best time to fish Lake Superior, Captain Lorin has you covered. Come discover why Fish of the Gitch is a standout in Lake Superior charter fishing.
Ready to reel in trophy Trout or Salmon on Lake Superior? Book your guided fishing trip with Captain Lorin today and experience expert-led angling from Duluth to the Apostle Islands.
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What's Included
This guide offers trips that you are able to take home your catch.
Your Guide has some important details about your trip with them.
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This guide offers trips with nature and wildlife views.
When you book your fishing trip, you will need to first put down a deposit to hold the reservation.
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Fish Of The Gitch
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
4
Boat Length:
22 ft
Manufacturer Name:
Lund
Model Year:
2014
Engine Manufacturer Name:
Yamaha
# of Engines:
1
Horsepower Per Engine:
250
Maximum Cruising Speed:
40
Fish of the Gitch operates a versatile 22′ Lund Baron equipped with top-tier electronics and a tandem axle trailer, allowing easy access to prime fishing spots along Minnesota’s North Shore. Designed for mobility and comfort, this vessel seats up to 4 guests plus the captain.
Fish Of The Gitch
Boat Type:
Boat Guest Capacity:
4
Boat Length:
22 ft
Vehicle Details
Had the day off today. We wanted a Lake Superior Salmon for some grilled salmon tacos. Here's my daughter with dinner. All we needed. Mission accomplished.
The North Shore bite on Lake Superior has slowed a bit, but that hasn’t stopped us from piecing together some nice mixed bag catches, including coho salmon, pink salmon, lake trout, and even a successfully released Steelhead. The big East wind the other day did an amazing job of stirring the lake. Prior to the wind temperatures on the surface were near 60 degrees. Post wind I’m finding 50 degrees as the hot spots and 46-49 the norm, with next to zero variance down to 100’. Basically that means the fish can be wherever they want to be in the water column. The fish we’ve been catching have been in the range of 20’ to 50’ down over whatever depth. Flasher fly and spoon combos have taken all fish. I still have a few open dates in July. Don’t miss your chance to hold a trout!Fishofthegitch.com
Fishing conditions on the Duluth side of Lake Superior have been steady and productive as we move into late June. Anglers launching out of the Duluth harbor and nearby access points are finding solid multi-species action across the board. Lake Trout: Lake trout are the main draw right now, with good numbers being caught offshore in 80–140 feet of water. Trolling spoons and flasher-fly combos behind downriggers or dipsy divers is the go-to method. The bite is best early in the day or when cloud cover lingers. Most fish are in the 3–8 lb range, with occasional double-digit lakers coming up from the deeper pockets. Coho & Chinook Salmon: There’s been a decent push of cohos and scattered kings in recent days. Look for them suspended in the upper 50 feet of water, especially in slightly warmer pockets near river mouths or temperature breaks. Bright-colored spoons and small dodgers are getting hits. Walleye: Anglers targeting St. Louis Bay and near-shore structure are reporting strong walleye bites. Troll crankbaits or run a live bait rig along mud transitions and drop-offs. Early morning and dusk are prime windows, especially during low-wind conditions. Bonus Species: Steelhead are still popping up now and then, mostly near the mouths of rivers and along rocky shorelines. A few brown trout have also been caught by those trolling closer to shore in the top 30 feet.
Spent the entire day on one of my favorite crappie lakes yesterday. I probably caught over 200 perch. 25 smaller ones, and then you’d get a nice one. Everywhere I drilled a hole, the locator would eventually look like this. I hooked one crappie all day. It was an absolute giant. Too many perch! I should have occasionally retied. The slab, guessing 15-16” broke off at the top of the hole and I failed at grabbing it. 😩 I’m definitely paying for my efforts today. What a sunburn on my face and hands!! Probably done with ice, but we’ll see.
Ratings & Reviews Summary
July 5, 2025
We spent the day fishing with Captain Lorin, and he truly made it one to remember. His expertise, calm approach, and clear love for what he does made all the difference—especially with the bite being slow across the lake on Saturday. Despite the tough conditions, we brought in double digits, including lake trout, coho salmon, and the highlight for me—a surprise 28-inch walleye! I’ve been chasing a big one for three decades, and finally landed it. While others were reporting a tough day with minimal action, we were lucky to be on the right boat with the right guide. Huge thanks to Captain Lorin—this trip was everything I hoped for and more. I’ll try to upload a few more photos later, including my walleye and a midday shot from our lunch break!