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Hello, I would like to
take a moment to introduce myself and invite you to join me
for some Southeastern Wisconsin Musky fishing.
My name is Erik Lennartz; I am the owner/operator
of Tactical Angling Guide Service.
My passion for the outdoors developed when I was just a young
boy. My dad, Gary introduced me to the sport when I was just
old enough to hold a rod. I grew up fishing all of Wisconsin
but primarily focused on the lakes close to my home in South
Eastern Wisconsin. As my love for angling grew these lakes
became a second home to me.
As the years went on I began to study the science behind fishing.
Why aren’t the fish “biting” today? Why
do fish act the way they do?
As my knowledge increased I realized that there was A LOT
more to it than I had originally thought…Suddenly solunar
periods and barometric pressure and there effects on the bite
meant something. How about water clarity and forage? As I
began to understand and relate to these specific factors I
caught more fish! I guess at this point you could say fishing
went from a pastime to an addiction!
I was always eager for a new tip or technique, something that
gave me an edge.
One afternoon I was out looking for Bass in one of my usual
spots when it happened. A small Musky completely DESTROYED
my small topwater lure! About a minute later I boated my first
Musky.
I knew Pewaukee lake was nationally recognized as a phenomenal
Musky fishery I however never bothered them and they never
bothered me… After that I spent several hundred of my
hard earned dollars on a few bucktails and various Musky plugs.
I fished that entire summer specifically targeting those fish
without one more encounter…How discouraging! I continued
to focus my efforts on Muskies and eventually started to score
some fish. Last year I boated more than 60 Muskies! Let my
hard work and years of research go to work for you.
I can’t promise you a Musky but I can promise you WILL
become a better fisherman after a few hours on the water with
me.
Contact me with any questions or to book
your trip. I look forward to fishing with you!
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