fishing guide services

How much of the limited time you have available to be on the water has been wasted on spots that aren't beautiful and DON'T offer big fish?

How much money have you spent over the years on fishing trips and equipment WITHOUT the results you'd hoped for?

 VFGS provides all the equipment and expertise necessary to help beginners catch Ontario's most elusive sport fish. Learn how to safely release your catch to fight another day and grow even BIGGER! 

Experienced muskie hunters know the vast waterways of the French River area are famous for their world-class trophy potential, but some of these waters remain uncharted. VFGS will guide you safely to productive spots, narrowing down your search for a "personal best" fish.

Let us take you right to where your fish-of-a-lifetime EATS!!!!!
 

Some of our clients are very experienced muskie fishermen who have calculated the cost of purchasing, equipping, trailering, fueling, launching, docking, maintaining, insuring, and storing their perfect boat and have found that booking time annually in VFGS's boat makes much better sense. And the fact that VFGS puts the boat on proven fish-producing spots and expertly controls it so that clients can focus on fishing is a bonus!

Rate: 725 CAD /day.

• Includes fully equipped boat (with Lowrance HDS Live sonar/GPS units and MinnKota Terrova 24-volt trolling motor), fuel, tackle, and guide for 8 to 9 hours per day.
• Rate does not include applicable 13% Sales Tax.
• Deposit: 200CAD/day, refundable with 30 days notice.
• VFGS reserves the right to cancel or re-schedule due to extreme weather or other unforseens.
• Packages with meals and accommodations can be arranged. Contact VFGS for a quote customized to your requirements.
• Longer hours and/or split shifts are available June through August. Inquire for details.
• Additional boats and guides are available for larger parties.

VFGS has a policy of 100% catch-photo-and-release with regard to muskies but other species may be harvested as per client preference and as provincial regulations allow.