Lake Fork bass guide recommendations

[jnd1959]

My son is on the school bass team. I'm thinking of taking him on a learning trip and wanted some recommendations on a guide. It doesn't have to be Fork but I want him to have several opportunities to work with different baits and presentations.

[Low Fence]

Rocky on here

Or Brooks Rogers

[jnd1959]

Thanks. I'll look them up.

[Mike]

I have a good buddy, David Ozio up there that does some trips with the kids. He rotates between several lakes up there and stays on them. He's a retired professional bowler and loves fishing, very intense and competitive. Very good teacher as well. Let him know Mike Bernard sent you over.

Look him up on Facebook, David Ozio Lake Fork Guide.

[txwhitetail]

James Caldemeyer

[Spearchunker]

Mike McFarland gets my vote

[bakin7005]

Eric Wright is awesome. Younger guide. I've fished with him.

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[TeamAmerica]

I met a guy at the Dallas boat show named Doug Shampine. I have not fished with him but he was a good dude to talk to. Has a couple good reviews on google.

940-902-3855

[jnd1959]

Thanks all for the info

[keystone]

Lee Livesay

[Javelin]

For learning holler at Clark Rheem and go to Rayburn

[BJ DUPLECHAIN]

I'm kinda partial to my dad, Brian Duplechain. I've taught him everything he knows!

[asu-indian]

Rocky has had success at the highest level of tournament fishing. B.A.S.S. He'd be who I'd want my son learning from.

[crpirate]

Jason Hoffman or Andrew Grills

[Burnadell]

I would hire Rocky (Richard McCarty) in an Ocasio-Cortez New York minute!!!

Secondly, I would hire Brooks Rogers from White Oak, USA.

Da man! https://tpwmagazine.com/archive/2005/feb/ed_1/


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