I am starting a new guide service for southern Oklahoma and central Oklahoma. I will be fishing konawa,arbuckle,Murray ,texoma and will do lake fork trips for a little more.I will have cheap rates and will catch some good fish. I have a Facebook page. Cody fuller's guide service and a soon to be web page. Check the Facebook page out I need all the help I can get. Tell friends and family anybody that wants to go fish. Text to email.

fuller_cody@rocketmail.com
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Cody what size smallmouth you catch in early April on Lake Murray ??

Cody which one of those lakes has produced your largest Bass??

The biggest smallmouth out of murray in the spring I have caught was around 4.5 but my bigger smallmouth come out of texoma. I have had a bunch of fives an few over 6

Good luck bro!

Just to get it out of the way. Because people will ask: you of course have all your insurance, bonds, USCG certs etc. in order right?

Props for going out and making a business on your own! Wish you the best!

It really depends on time of the year. But if it want a big fish Arbuckle is the place to be year round hands down. I couldn't tell ya how many fish came out of there over 10 pounds last winter an spring. That is where my personal best is from. Some people don't like it cuz the Florida strain that are in it get really picky. But it's a good lake great bed fishing in the spring.

Yep got my insurance. Got all my permits an everything just need some people to start booking trips to start paying for it.

Do you really need Insurance? bonds? USCG Regs?, Etc. to be Guide im Oklahoma? Or Texas?

Where did you get these questions?

Oklahoma all you have to have is a Oklahoma guide lic. But if your smart you'll carry good insurance! We used to have to be CPR/firstaid cert, take a boaters course, and carry so much ins. Now it's just a state guide lic.

All you have to do is get a 90.00 permit and you are good to go.

I have the insurance covered.

I thought Texoma now required USCG "6 pack" captains license .

I am a Licensed Freshwater Guide in Texas for a few years, Never seen that required?

in the last couple of years they have made texoma and one other lake, where you have to be coast guard licensed to have paying customers on your boat.

I heard they dropped the USCG requirement for Texhoma. A bunch of the Guides were bitching about them dropping it after they had already done the course work and got certified.
Cody PM me your prices for Texhoma pls.