One for the books today! Raymond and his friends joined me for a late night summer backcountry fishing adventure around Butler Beach. We launched under partly cloudy skies that eventually brought some late afternoon rain, but the water conditions at Butler Beach stayed solid throughout our session. The crew was ready to work multiple techniques and see what the backcountry waters had to offer.
Once the stage was set, we put together a solid game plan mixing fly fishing, spin casting, and bait fishing to cover all our bases. Raymond and his friends connected with some quality Northern Pike that made the trip memorable. Butler Beach's backcountry waters are perfect for this kind of diverse approach - the structure and cover let you work flies in the shallows, cast spinners along the edges, and drop bait in the deeper pockets where these pike like to ambush. We wrapped up the session with great catches and plenty of action to keep everyone busy.
The late afternoon rain didn't slow us down one bit, and Raymond and his friends had that great fishing experience you're always hoping for on the water. These backcountry areas around Butler Beach consistently produce Northern Pike when you mix up your techniques and stay persistent. The pike were aggressive and gave us some solid fights that made every cast worthwhile.
If you're looking to get out on Butler Beach's backcountry waters and target Northern Pike with multiple techniques, our test jite trips are designed exactly for this kind of fishing. We'll work fly fishing, spin casting, and bait fishing depending on conditions and what the fish are telling us. Butler Beach offers excellent backcountry fishing opportunities year-round, and the Northern Pike population here responds well to varied approaches. Whether you want to sight-fish with flies or work deeper water with bait, these waters have the structure and fish to make it happen. Give us a call to set up your backcountry fishing adventure - we'll put you on fish and show you why Butler Beach is such a productive fishery for Northern Pike.