Looking for a guide to teach me some deep water techniques

Like the title says I'm looking for a guide to help me with some of the deeper water bass fishing techniques like football jigs, c rigs etc. The last 10 years or so I have spent mainly fishing for whites, hybrids, etc. I feel pretty confident in my ability to use my graph to find fish. However, I just don't have much confidence in my technique. Not real particular on the lake just looking for a guide that doesn't mind doing some detailed instruction. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Clark Reehm on Rayburn.

Mark Pack at Fork

Clark is great at this and will come to your lake to guide you if you want or he has great spots on Sam Rayburn and area lakes.

Those are the 2 guys I would recommend also. Clark has been spending a lot of time on Rayburn, so he should be on some fish.

I have seen a lot of posts on here for James Biggs also. I may be getting him and Clark Rheem mixed up but I think he will come to you also but not sure about that.

Greg West on Fork would be another good choice.

Thanks for the input guys. Much appreciated!

Our deep-water pro and Lowrance teacher/guru for Elite Guide Services (www.eliteguideservices.com) just qualified to fish the Elites for this next season. A real pro (he was also a college all-american).

The other suggestions, above, are great.

I spent a full day offshore with Clark last Wednesday and learned a ton.

Offshore Firsts

Look up Jay Kendrick. He's a young gun but he's a really proficient deep water guy.

+1 for James Biggs. He keeps it simple, makes a ton of sense and the results are great. Biggest factor in my opinion is the simplicity of how he fishes.

+1 James Biggs. He teaches you how to use common sense in fishing. You already know it, but he will teach you how to put it in action and then some. Keep in mind he's a teacher, not someone who is there to put you on fish.

Clark Reehm on Rayburn, and Mark Pack or Lance Vick on Fork.

James Biggs

Vick on Fork. I have not fished with James Biggs, but have never seen anything negative about him

I’d be glad to teach deep fishing on Squaw creek.

James Biggs

James Biggs. He teaches techniques and patterns as well as how to read the lake. He isn’t trying to be a guide and trying to put you on fish as his primary function but you will catch fish, if that makes sense. Like others have said he keeps it simple and keeps the lures simple so you know what to use and not spend your time trying to figure out the best bait to choose.

So far he has been the most efficient instructor that I have used. His mindset is different than a guide because he isn’t worried about numbers but teaching you how to go to various lakes and duplicate what works. Plus he’ll do it in your boat if you want and he isn’t worried about you marking spots to use later because he isn’t using them daily like a typical guide.

Also Justin Margraves on Fork

One of the best & nicest guides I’ve met on Fork was Lance Vick & Tom Reddington. I actually took my dad on a trip with Tom out there.

+1

if you can get a trip,...he was running a special, he's the best at deep.