Northern Pike Fishing Package at Newmart Resort
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Six nights cabin lodging with five full fishing days includedTwo boats provided with gas for groups up to four anglersPrime Northern Pike season from July through mid-September
Looking for a fishing trip that delivers both quality time on the water and serious pike action? Newmart Resort's Big Pike Package is a customer favorite that runs during prime northern pike season from mid-July through September. This top-rated 6-day package puts you right in the heart of productive pike waters with your own boat, comfortable cabin lodging, and five full days to target some of the most aggressive freshwater predators around. At $1,650 for up to 4 anglers, you're getting world-class fishing access without breaking the bank.
The Big Pike Package is built for serious anglers who want flexibility and space to fish their way. You'll get two fully-equipped boats with gas included, meaning every pair of guests has their own vessel to explore the best pike haunts without crowding. The 5 full fishing days give you plenty of time to learn the water, dial in your techniques, and put together some memorable catches. Your comfortable cabin serves as home base for 6 nights, giving you that perfect balance of rustic fishing lodge feel with modern amenities. The timing couldn't be better either – July through September is when northern pike are most active and aggressive, making for consistent action throughout your stay. Groups of up to 4 people work perfectly for this setup, whether you're bringing fishing buddies or introducing family members to the sport.
Northern pike fishing is all about understanding structure and using the right presentations to trigger strikes from these ambush predators. The boats provided are perfectly suited for working shallow bays, weed edges, and rocky points where pike love to hang out. You'll want to focus on casting techniques rather than trolling – think spinnerbaits, large spoons, and topwater baits that create commotion and flash. Early morning and evening periods are prime time, but don't sleep on midday fishing around deeper weed lines and drop-offs. The beauty of having your own boat means you can move freely between spots, testing different structures until you find where the fish are holding. Pike respond well to aggressive retrieves and sudden direction changes, so be ready to work your lures with authority. Having two boats also means you can split up to cover more water or have friendly competition to see who can land the biggest fish of the day.
Northern Pike are the stars of this show, and for good reason. These toothy predators are some of the most exciting freshwater fish to target, known for their explosive strikes and aerial acrobatics once hooked. During the July to September window, pike are actively feeding and positioned in predictable locations like weed edges, rocky shoals, and shallow bays. You'll find fish ranging from solid 20-inchers up to trophy-class specimens pushing 40 inches or more. What makes pike so addictive to catch is their aggressive nature – they'll often follow lures right to the boat, giving you heart-stopping follows even when they don't commit. The visual aspect of pike fishing is huge, as you'll often see these fish charging your bait in clear water. Their prehistoric appearance and razor-sharp teeth make every catch feel like you've landed a true predator.
Walleye add another dimension to your fishing experience, offering a completely different challenge and some of the best eating you'll find in freshwater. These golden beauties are masters of subtlety, requiring finesse presentations and keen attention to light tackle bites. Summer walleye patterns typically involve deeper structure during bright periods and shallow feeding runs at dawn and dusk. The same waters that hold pike often have excellent walleye populations, making it easy to switch tactics throughout the day. Walleye in the 15 to 25-inch range are common, with bigger fish always a possibility. What anglers love most about walleye is the combination of sporting challenge and table fare – these fish require skill to consistently catch and provide some of the finest fillets you'll ever taste. The satisfaction of feeling that subtle walleye bite and setting the hook on a quality fish never gets old.
The Big Pike Package represents outstanding value for groups looking to maximize their time on productive northern waters. With boats, gas, and comfortable lodging all included, you can focus entirely on fishing rather than logistics. The July 15 to September 20 season fills up quickly among returning guests who know this is when the fishing is at its absolute best. At $1,650 for your entire group, you're looking at exceptional value for a multi-day fishing adventure that includes everything you need except meals and gear. Remember that deposits are non-refundable, so make sure your dates work before committing. Whether you're chasing your personal best pike or looking to introduce someone to the sport, this package delivers the kind of fishing memories that keep anglers coming back year after year. Don't wait too long to secure your spot – the best weeks during prime season book early.
Your pike fishing adventure features a reliable 16-foot Lund boat powered by a dependable 30hp Yamaha outboard that handles lakes and rivers with confidence. Built for stability and comfort, this boat gives you smooth rides to the best pike waters while providing plenty of room for casting and landing those aggressive northern pike. The sturdy design keeps you steady during the fight, whether you're working shoreline structure or cruising open water. With two boats included for every four guests, you'll have your own fishing space to target pike without crowding. The Yamaha motor delivers consistent performance to get you to productive spots quickly, while the Lund's proven hull design ensures safe, comfortable fishing in various water conditions throughout the prime July through September pike season.
Esox LuciusPike are the wolves of freshwater - aggressive, territorial predators that'll hit just about anything that moves. Most run 24-30 inches and 3-5 pounds, but the big ones can push 40+ inches and really test your drag. They're ambush hunters that like to lurk in shallow, weedy bays and around fallen timber where they can surprise their prey. Summer's prime time, especially July through September when they're active in 8-15 feet of water. What guests love is the explosive strike and bulldogging fight - these fish don't give up easy. Plus, they're not picky eaters, so you'll get consistent action on spoons, spinners, and big plastics. The eating's decent too, just watch those Y-bones. Pro tip: when a pike hits, don't horse it right away. They like to play with their food, so keep steady pressure and wait for that second, harder strike before really setting the hook.
Sander VitreusWalleye are built for low-light hunting with those signature silver-reflecting eyes that help them see in murky water. Most fish run 14-20 inches, though we see plenty pushing 24+ inches here. They're part of the perch family with that golden-olive coloring and white belly. During the day, they stick to deeper water around 15-25 feet near rock piles, drop-offs, and weed lines. Evening and early morning are prime time when they move shallow to feed. Summer through early fall gives you the best action when water temps hit that sweet spot around 65-70 degrees. What makes walleye special is they're both a great fight and absolutely the best eating fish in freshwater - mild, flaky, and buttery. Here's the trick: when you feel that subtle "tick" on your jig, don't set the hook right away. Let them take it and swim off a few seconds first.
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