Battle Fish Charters Fishing Guide Prices

Explore the quieter side of Saranac Lake from a fishing kayak, reaching tucked-away bays, winding channels, and shallow flats that larger boats can’t access. Along the way, take in the Adirondack scenery and fish for Smallmouth Bass and Northern Pike, with Walleye, Brown Trout, and Rainbow Trout possible depending on the season and conditions. Your guide can share local techniques and knowledge of these waters, while keeping the experience welcoming for families and first-time anglers. BattleFish guides are New York State licensed and graduates of the BattleFish Academy, with training in wilderness safety and fisheries knowledge. Kayaks, paddles, life jackets, and fishing equipment are provided. Bring weather-appropriate clothing, sunglasses, sunscreen, bug repellent, and water for your time on the water.

When Saranac Lake freezes, fishing takes on a slower, hands-on rhythm. Settle into a guided setup on the ice, learn the basics, and keep an eye on your line as you fish for Brown, Lake, or Rainbow Trout, Northern Pike, and Walleye. Guide Andrew Beaudoin provides instruction, a backcountry setup, and quality gear, making the experience approachable for both new and returning ice anglers. Trips run from late November through March, depending on conditions. A valid New York State fishing license is required. The base rate covers one angler, and additional guests can join for a per-person fee.

This trip pairs time at the workbench with a guided day on the water. Build a custom fly rod, then take it to Saranac’s backcountry waters and put it to use among quiet shores and scenic surroundings. Depending on conditions, you may fish for Brook, Brown, or Rainbow Trout, Northern Pike, and Smallmouth Bass. Guide Andrew Beaudoin leads the outing, making it a good fit for anglers who want to try something new and learn as they go. The chance to make your own rod gives the experience a personal touch beyond a typical guided fishing trip. Guests meet on Lake Flower Avenue, and each angler needs a valid New York State fishing license.

Spend time on Saranac’s calm waters with Guide Andrew Beaudoin and enjoy the backcountry at an unhurried pace. This paddle trip is suited to solo guests looking for fresh air, peaceful surroundings, and time outdoors without a packed itinerary. You’ll travel in a Tiger Shark Coosa, a kayak chosen for its stability and smooth handling, while taking in the area’s scenic views. It’s a simple way to explore the water and enjoy a quieter side of Saranac. The trip launches from Lake Flower Avenue. A state license may be required depending on local regulations, so check the requirements before heading out.

See Saranac Lake from the seat of a kayak, with time to fish and enjoy the scenery along the way. Captain Andrew guides the outing and provides fishing equipment, so beginners can get started while experienced anglers focus on making the most of their time on the water. Bass and walleye are among the species you may target. The kayak format gives the trip a different feel from fishing aboard a larger boat, bringing you closer to the water as you explore the lake. It’s a good fit for anglers who want a day that combines paddling, fishing, and a relaxed setting. Bring your curiosity and be ready to enjoy Saranac Lake at a more personal pace.