Northern Lights Adventures

11/30/2024

Give an unforgettable gift this season!

What does the special person in your life who has it all want for their holiday gift this year? To kiss a big old lake trout? Or find a glowing rock on the beach? Maybe to catch a steelhead 30 miles into the Apostle Islands?

This Small Business Saturday, consider giving the unique gift of a trip with Northern Lights Adventures! Sure to delight and impress, gift certificates purchased now through December 2nd, 2024 take $100 off any trip!

Call or message (715) 360-5297

Thank you for your patronage!

11/28/2024

2024 Reviews

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!

We are grateful to each of our clients who made it another great year on the water. We are thankful for bountiful harvests, hard fought catches, and memories of the ones that got away. Thank you to our family and friends that have supported us in pursuing our dream of welcoming guests on our boat.

Hope you're all enjoying your family and friends today and we hope to see you again next year!

11/12/2024

Take a look at some of the peak wind gusts seen across the area today. With high pressure building in, winds have been diminishing this evening; all Wind Advisories and Storm Warnings on Lake Superior have ended. For a more complete list of peak wind gusts observed check out: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&product=PNS&issuedby=MQT

10/16/2024

Thanks for understanding. 🎃

10/11/2024

08/12/2024

Storm that caused Northern Lights last night may persist into this evening.

G4 (Severe) geomagnetic storming was observed at approximately 1442 UTC on 12 Aug in response to a coronal mass ejection passing by Earth. The current G3 Warning (Strong or greater) is valid until 12/1800 UTC.

07/23/2024

Looking to fill some cancelled dates: we have August 5th, and 7th available for any trip.

(Update: Morning halfday trip available on August 6th)

$100 off a last minute booking of these dates.

07/19/2024

Surface water has been warming quickly on Lake Superior the last couple weeks, now in the 60s to low 70s across much of Western Lake Superior, except portions of the North Shore which are in the mid to upper 50s. Cold water in the 40s lurks below the warm surface water, and could mix in with a strong upwelling event should it occur.