Looking to catch some fish in the Pope County? Last Cast Bait & Tackle is here to make it happen! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Brock can tell you all about them.
Book your next trip with Mega Muskies Guide Service and find out what you’re missing in Alexandria. Having logged many hours on these lakes, Dakota or Justin can tell you all about the local fishery.
"The weather didn't cooperate and we got a little wet. We also ended up switching boats and lakes after the wind picked up really bad." — Patrick,
Lake Reno has a fish with your name on it, so let J Rev Outdoors help you catch it! Reno has a great mix of fish with an opportunity to catch a trophy of any species.
Spend the day with MK Fishing Guide Service in Osakis, Minnesota, and see what's biting! With Captain Matt at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands.
"We had such a great time on our 4-hour fishing trip today! My son caught his very first walleyes, and I can honestly say it made his whole summer." — Kristi,
Book your next trip with J Rev Outdoors and find out what you're missing in Grey Eagle. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Jason can tell you all about them.
"Coordinated this Minnesota fishing trip by the website and phone from Oregon." — Jeff,
Planning a trip to Lowry? Lowry fishing charters put you in the heart of Pope County's classic glacial-lake country, where clear weedlines, mid-lake structure, and abundant forage create reliable action from spring through hardwater season. Within a short drive of town, well-known waters like Lake Minnewaska, Lake Reno, and Amelia Lake offer a mix of size and numbers that keeps anglers coming back.
These lakes are Minnesota staples for Walleye, Northern Pike, Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, plus Crappie, Bluegill, and Perch. In summer, work weed edges and points with slip bobbers, live-bait rigs, or spinner rigs for Walleye at dawn and dusk, then switch to topwater and finesse plastics for Bass when the sun climbs. Pike roam cabbage beds and breaks—spoons and glide baits shine here. Come fall, cooling temps push fish shallow again, making trolling crankbaits along transition lines a proven pattern.
Lowry's location also sets you up for a true four-season adventure. Spring brings a fast bite on warming shorelines; summer rewards early starts and evening runs; autumn delivers some of the year's heaviest fish; and winter turns the area into a hardwater playground with steady panfish and classic midwinter Walleye windows. With multiple public accesses, family-friendly shore options, and broad habitats that suit every skill level, Lowry is an easy choice when you want confident, no-drama days on the water. Book a Lowry fishing charter to tap into local knowledge and maximize your time on the bite.
