Posted By: Luke Scribner
Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/25/16 10:09 PM
Looking for a guided trip to learn how to fish deep water, it is on aspect of my fishing that I haven't mastered and I know its big time on electronics. I want to know what to look for and how to do it.
Any guides specialize in this?
Posted By: 921 Phoenix
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/25/16 10:17 PM
James Caldemeyer, Lee Livesay,
Posted By: 67TexasTBend
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 01:43 AM
Darold Gleason on Toledo Bend.
Posted By: Alex Finch
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 01:47 AM
I recommend Mark Pack in July or August.
Posted By: New Start
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 02:12 AM
Darold Gleason-South Toledo Bend Guide Service
Posted By: Ken A.
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 02:30 AM
Caldemeyer or Duplchain. Two of the best deepwater guys in the state.
Posted By: BMCD
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 12:56 PM
Reehm is a good one for this.
Posted By: James Biggs
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 01:10 PM
Until the water clears up some, none of these lakes will be great for offshore.
Posted By: Wayne McLean
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/26/16 07:52 PM
I've fished with a lot of guides at Fork--The two best I've seen for deep water are Caldemeyer and Pack.
Posted By: SAKS
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/27/16 01:59 AM
Very good at deep water fishing. Better get your reeling arm in shape. If he long lines all day it will beat you down especially if you have to filter through the sandies to get to the blacks. Some of the most strenuous fishing I have ever done. On the bright side I guess you can keep a few of them sandies to eat if you like them.
Mark Pack or Darold Gleeson at Toledo bend IMO
Posted By: forkduc
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 04/27/16 04:23 PM
Mark Pack and Justin Margraves
Posted By: 67TexasTBend
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 05/01/16 02:21 AM
Darold Gleason on Toledo Bend.
Here's an article on deep water fishing that was written with Gleason.
Posted By: FlaNative
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 05/01/16 02:39 AM
James Biggs... and he loves Squaw Creek which isn't far from Tarleton State...
Posted By: Bassmaster150
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 05/01/16 11:50 AM
Mark Pack. Best deep water fisherman that I have ever fished with. Knows how to find them, and knows his electronics. He is an outstanding teacher as well.
Posted By: TallBaldCypress
Re: Fishing Guide - Learning Deep - 05/02/16 05:09 PM
I've been on a mission for the last year to learn to fish better deep. So burned out on beating the banks. Clark Reehmm has helped me tremendously on Rayburn. On Toledo Bend Darold has been a stud. I've booked him a few times. We stay in 15+, graph areas, shows me what we are looking at, helps with understanding angles and boat positioning etc. We see the fish and then catch them. He's regularly on them and aint afraid to share them with you.
That fishing off shore isn't easy and isn't for everyone but I'm convinced that if I want to do well, regularly, I gotta learn it.
Next time I go to Fork I'm going to try and book Mark Pack.