Professional Walleye Angler

Green Bay Guide Service / Open Water Classes

Marianne is offering Guided trips and "Open Water Classes" on Green Bay during the 2012 season.

If you attend seminars during the winter months, take notes and then head out on the water in the summer to relize you cant remember exactly how to dial in on that walleye bite, you may need an open water lesson rather than a guided trip.

You can book a day on the water with Marianne and choose from a list of topics that you would like to learn more about such as:

Lowrance HDS / Structure Scan /

Learning how to identifiy fish on your graph
Trolling with Off Shore Tackle Planner Boards
Trolling with Crank Baits
Trolling with Crawler Harnesses / in-line weights / snap weights
Boat Control (trolling, rigging, jigging)
Jigging (pitching and verticle)

"During the last four years of seminars I have been asked countless times if I offer an open water lesson on walleye fishing.

I think its time to take the seminar from the classroom to the water."

Open Water Classes will be offered by appointment only.

Corporate rates are available for groups up to 12.

For rates and available dates click on the "Guide / Class" tab to the left of this page.

Marianne Huskey finishes 18th in National Guard FLW Green Bay Tournament

Marianne Huskey, of Shawno, WI is the only female Pro competing at this event and is sitting in third place after day one with a 5 fish limit that weighed in at 30.05 ounces. Her Co Angler today was Andy Walsh of Muscoda, WI. . If she makes the top ten here, she will make FLW history by being the first woman to make a top ten cut in an FLW Walleye Tour event. I asked her how her day was today and this is what she had to say, “We got out there this morning and we had our first fish within five minutes, so we were pretty stoked about that. In the first 45 minutes we had three fish in the box. And, then, about a half hour after that we got the fourth one in and we measured it, and I said, “You know what? According to what I saw in my prefish, and what’s going on, we have to toss it”…(a 22 inch fish)… Then, two hours went by and we didn’t get a bite and I thought, “Oh Dear God, what have I done?” (Laughs)
I didn’t want to feel too greedy or to get too greedy and I thought maybe I did that. So, I just stuck with my spot and fished my fish and just went for consistency. “

Article writen by: Juls Davis, Walleyecentral.com

Marianne weighs in on Day 1 of National Guard FLW Green Bay tournament

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