Half-Day Private Guided Bass Fishing on Lake Guntersville
Sharpen your bass fishing skills with a guide who has spent 24 years guiding on Lake Guntersville
Duration
4 hrs
Ideal For
Up to 3 people
Includes
Gear, water, life vests
Highlights
Explore Lake Guntersville on a private bass fishing trip with a U.S. Coast Guard-licensed captain whose 38 years of experience include 24 years of full-time guiding here. Enjoy peaceful scenery and a guide who likes to joke around, whether you're fishing for fun or preparing for a tournament.
- Learn seasonal grass fishing patterns, how to target cover, and which baits suit the conditions
- Practice proven tournament techniques used on Lake Guntersville
- Learn lake navigation and how to use sonar and GPS electronics
What's Included
- Rods, reels, line, and tackle
- 2022 Phoenix bass boat, 21.5 feet long, with a Mercury 250 ProXs motor, Humminbird electronics, and Minn Kota Ultrex
- Ice chest with water
- Life vests
Important details
- A fishing license is required.
- You'll be charged separately for equipment such as rods and reels lost overboard that cannot be retrieved; this charge is not included in the listed price. There is no extra charge for lost or used lures.
- Only artificial baits are used, and bass fishing is catch-and-release.
- Tobacco use is allowed on the boat. Alcohol requires approval before the trip.
This booking is for the whole experience, which fits up to 3 guests.
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel, your deposit is nonrefundable but may be transferred to another day in the same calendar year. If bad weather cancels your trip, your deposit will be refunded.
Product ID: 8D66XU
FAQs
Ages 15 and younger do not need an Alabama fishing license. A fishing license is required for ages 16 and older.
Your guide will take the measurements needed for a replica mount. The bass itself is released.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing and bring lunch and your preferred drinks. If you're traveling from out of state, pack a rain suit. You're encouraged to bring your own rods for familiarity. Lunch can also be obtained on the water at local establishments, but this cuts into your fishing time.