Lake Erie Fishing BoatsBuckets Charters is a two boat charter service. If you have a large group that wants to fish Lake Erie then Captain Dan Kelly can accomodate you. Captain Dan operates full time from late April until the end of October.
30' Penn Yan Lake Erie Fishing Machine - The Buckets Five
A safe and rugged charter boat that's just perfect for Lake Erie fishing. Measuring in at a roomy 30 feet long with a 10 foot beam the Buckets Five offers anglers plenty of fishing and elbow room which makes for a day of comfortable fishing on Lake Erie.
Beside having one of the top Captains at the helm the Buckets Five sports all the latest and greatest in electronic safety and fishing gear. With marine radios, GPS navigation, and auto pilot, something not featured on very many rigs, the Buckets is safe and reliable and a boat you can bring your children on in full confidence.
She is loaded with all the best rod n reels and the latest in top artificial baits and tackle. So when you get hooked up to a trophy walleye or salmon your chances of losing a beautiful trophy fish go way down. There is nothing worse than losing a fish because of sub standard or worn out gear. With Buckets Charters you need not worry about that. |
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Penn Yan Buckets Five
Charter Boat Features
- 10' Beam and enclosed hard top for comfort.
- Color Video Fishfinder
- Marine RadioGPS navigation
- Auto Pilot for Safety
- Latest Baits and Lures Stocked Onboard
- First Class Rod and Reels
- Outriggers
- Electric Downriggers
- Electric Planer Board System
- Private Head
- USCG Approved Safety Equipment
- Coast Guard Inspection
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The Buckets Three is also a top Lake Erie fishing boat. Almost a duplicate as the Buckets Five as far as fishing gear, electronic equipment, and fishability the Buckets Three also offers complete comfort while you enjoy a day of charter fishing on Lake Erie. Like the other boat this 27 foot Sport Craft also features it's own top tackle, baits, and rod n reels.
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27 Foot Sportcraft Lake Erie Charter Boat |
Some things to bring on you trip:
Bring a cooler for food and drinks. Ask your Lake Erie fishing boat Captain how large of a cooler you will need to carry your fish home in. You will leave this in the car. |
A sports bag is a good idea to bring for carrying your rain gear, hat, glasses etc and other personal items that you need on a Lake Erie fishing trip. |
Bring a cooler for your party's food and drinks.
Beer is Permitted.
Hard Liquor not permitted. |
If you will be fishing in foul or rainy weather then you may want to bring some gear to keep you dry. Not as important on boats with covers and cabins but on some boats you may not have the luxury of a cabin. |
Bring sun glasses. Preferrably polarized fishing glasses to lessen the sun's glare that reflects up off the water. Plus polarized glaases help you see the fish better. |
Bring a camera to take snapshots of those big walleye you catch or video of the beautiful waters of Erie Pennsylvania and the Lake Erie fishing grounds.. |
A hat or ball cap is a good idea, especially for you guys that are getting a bit thin on top. Protect your head from the sun's burning rays. |
If you get sea sick or aren't sure if you get sea sick then it is a very wise idea to take your Dramamine before you leave the dock. Nothing can ruin a fishing trip worse than a guy named "RALPH". |
Be sure to wear some type of boat shoe or tennis shoes. No hard heeled dress shoes at all please. |
You probably already paid for the trip but you should make sure you have some cash in pocket so you can tip the mate. Charter boat Captains operate on shoe string budgets, especially with gas prices soaring nowadays plus it is not easy work so it is very common for Mates to work for tips only. If you feel like your mate went above and beyond to satisfy you then tip him well. Mates work for tips so please treat your mate good. |
The Lake Erie region can even get hot in the summer time and the sun can burn. Make sure you bring sunscreen, especially if you burn. If you have sunburn then you can't enjoy your Lake Erie fishing trip. |
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