Fishing Charters in Minnesota

Browse fishing charters in Minnesota that can help you catch largemouth bass.

Muskies And More Guide Service - Muskies And More Guide Service
Muskies And More Guide Service

Muskies And More Guide Service

Burnsville, Minnesota

Minnesota Fishing guide for the Twin Cities Metro area for Musky, Bass, Panfish, Walleyes. We guide year around including ice fishing

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Burnsville, Minnesota
Lakes Area Guide Service - Lakes Area Guide Service
Lakes Area Guide Service

Lakes Area Guide Service

5(6)Top Rated

Fishing guide service for Walleye, Northern, Bass and pan fish for Lake Miltona, Lake ida and sourounding lakes.

freshwaterLargemouth BassWalleye
Miltona, Minnesota
Mighty Musky Fishing Guide Service - Josh Stevenson
Josh Stevenson

Mighty Musky Fishing Guide Service

5(10)Top Rated

Josh Stevenson is a professional fishing guide with over 25 years experience guiding clients for musky, walleye, bass and northern pike.

freshwaterLargemouth BassNorthern Pike
Oakdale, Minnesota
PJtheFishingGuide - PJtheFishingGuide
PJtheFishingGuide

PJtheFishingGuide

5(80)Top Rated

Pj’s Guide Services offers customers the exclusive opportunity to catch multiple freshwater species like walleye, bass, muskie and panfish year-round on Lake Minnetonka and surrounding lakes and rivers in the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area.

Largemouth BassMuskieWalleye
Wayzata, Minnesota
Windy Fishing Guide Service - Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide Service - Windy Fishing Guide Service - Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide Service
Windy Fishing Guide Service - Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide Service

Windy Fishing Guide Service - Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide Service

5(84)Top Rated

Windy Fishing Guide Service - Premier Lake Mille Lacs Fishing Guide - providing trophy fishing experiences on Mille Lacs Lake, and Central Minnesota. Targeting Bass, Musky, Northern Pike, Walleye, and more.

Largemouth BassNorthern PikeWalleye
Onamia, Minnesota
Grand Rapids Guide Service - Grand Rapids Guide Service
Grand Rapids Guide Service

Grand Rapids Guide Service

5(15)Top Rated

Minnesota Fishing Guide Lyle Unger of Grand Rapids Guide Service offers guided fishing trips on Minnesota's northcentral lakes and rivers. Experience the difference a knowledgeable, skilled and personable professional fishing guide makes when it comes to putting you on the walleye, northern pike, bass, crappie, bluegill, perch, muskie, lake trout or other fish.

BluegillCrappieLake Trout
Grand Rapids, Minnesota
Ely Fishing Guide Company LLC. - Ely Fishing Guide Company LLC.
Ely Fishing Guide Company LLC.

Ely Fishing Guide Company LLC.

4.9(49)Top Rated

Ely Minnesota and Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Fishing Guides. Speacializing in Ely Minnesota guided day fishing trips for Walleye, Northern Pike, Small Mouth Bass and other species

Largemouth BassNorthern PikeWalleye
Ely, Minnesota
Baxstar Fishing - Baxstar Fishing
Baxstar Fishing

Baxstar Fishing

4.9(95)Top Rated

Catch more fish with Baxstar, Northwestern Minnesota's premeire fishing guide service specializing in Walleye, Bass, Northern Pike, and Crappie fishing. Based out of Detroit Lakes, Baxstar primarily serves Becker, Clay and Otter Tail counties, but services are available Statewide.

CrappieLargemouth BassNorthern Pike
Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide - Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide
Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide

Mille Lacs Lake Fishing Guide

4.6(17)Top Rated

Experience unforgettable Minnesota fishing trips with premier Mille Lacs guide, Brad Hawthorne. Specializing in walleye, bass, perch, pike, and crappie. Book now!

CrappieLargemouth BassNorthern Pike
Aitkin, Minnesota

Best Time to Catch Largemouth Bass

Largemouth Bass can be caught year-round in Mountain Iron. Right now in February, activity is Slow.

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Largemouth Bass

Largemouth Bass

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Mountain Iron, Minnesota, located in the heart of the Iron Range, offers surprisingly good largemouth bass fishing. While the area is known for its mining history, the resulting landscape is dotted with numerous lakes and ponds, many of which hold healthy bass populations. The best time to target largemouth here is during the summer months, particularly June and July, when the water warms up and the bass become more active. Focus your efforts around weed lines, docks, and rocky structures. Try using topwater lures early in the morning or late in the evening for explosive strikes. A local's secret: many of the smaller, less-pressured lakes accessible via forest roads hold some real lunkers. Be aware that some lakes may have limited or no public access, so research beforehand is key. The bass in this region tend to be stockier than in southern Minnesota, likely due to the shorter growing season and abundant forage.

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Largemouth Bass Fishing Regulations in Minnesota

Open Season

Late May to Late February

Daily Bag Limit

6

Size Limit

Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass: In aggregate, not more than one longer than 17 inches.

License Required

Fishing License

Specific regulations may vary by water body; consult the Minnesota Fishing Regulations handbook.

⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Minnesota state wildlife agency before fishing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best bait to use for largemouth bass around Mountain Iron?

Largemouth bass in the Mountain Iron area respond well to various lures and live bait. Popular choices include plastic worms, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and live nightcrawlers.

When is the best time to fish for bass near Mountain Iron?

The best time to target largemouth bass near Mountain Iron is during the late spring and early summer months, particularly during their spawning season. You can fish for them from late May to late February.

What's the bag limit for largemouth bass in Minnesota?

The bag limit for largemouth bass in Minnesota is 6. However, this is an aggregate limit with smallmouth bass, so the combined total of both species cannot exceed 6.

What size largemouth bass can I keep in Minnesota?

You can keep largemouth bass of any size in Minnesota, but you can only keep one bass (largemouth or smallmouth) that is longer than 17 inches.

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