Best fishin guides

I’m putting together a list of the best fishing guides Texas has to offer. If you have a service you would like to recommend please submit their name and or contact info. Any body of water in Texas.
Thanks

Lake Ray Roberts Dannie Golden www.get-bit.com

Lake Fork Eric Wright 9727577947

Caddo - Randy Deaver 318-349-2999 and Paul Keith 318-455-3437. Both men know the lake well and will put you on the fish. Randy is a great instructor for less experienced anglers as well. I'm sure Paul is as well, but I've seen Randy work with a newbie.

I second Danny.

Been out with probably 10-15 guides fresh and salt water and he is hands down the best.

I've been out with Dannie a few times and he's outstanding.

Been out with David Ozzio multiple times both on Fork and other east Texas lakes. Been out with James Biggs on my local lake in DFW. Learned everything I know from them and I went from barely being able to throw a spinner to being able to catch (not just fish) on just about everything. Both are very good teachers. I went from catching maybe 1 5+ a year to catching 8 6+ this year and another 10 in the 5-6 range. Still looking for my DD, but I've just been bass fishing for 5 years.

3rd for Dannie Golden - best 5 went for 43.88 pounds with him in 2018. Heck of a day.

I'll second the vote for David Ozzio.

I've gone out with guides that put you on fish and tell you where to cast and what to throw. Those are great trips too. Jason Conn on Fork does a great job.
But i've also been out with James Biggs. He teaches you to catch fish when he's not around. His 2hr class before ever getting on the water is invaluable. I learned to
pattern fish and i've used what i've learned from him on 5 different lakes. Worth every dollar i spent[b][/b]

If yall know David so well, I'd expect you could spell his name correctly.

search for a list of lake fork guides posted by Cameron on here a few times. itll give you many names and numbers.

The old timers here on Fork are the best on Fork. (they know all the secrets). McCarty was up for the Hall of Fame and Stevenson is already in it. The new guys are great but as in the past, you better know the difference between a great marketer and a great fisherman.

You are correct. One z. Ozio. And yes, I know him well but suck at spelling.

If you’re looking to learn how to catch bass and think like a pro thinks...call James Biggs. His knowledge and ability to teach you is truly remarkable. I won 2nd place the first tournament I fished after I had his class.

Charlie Haralson hands down on Falcon, works harder than any guide I've fished with. A full day is sun up to sun down. He and his dad are legends on that lake.
Ray Hanselman on Amistad would be my first call if I was going there.

Rick Denton - Fayette County highly recommend

I have fished with a lot of guides especially on Fork, Mark Stevenson, Ronnie Byrd, Mark Pack, John Tanner, Tony Clark and others but I would like to spend the day fishing with David Ozio not only for the fishing but just to maybe here some stories from this PBA Tour Bowler of the Year and Hall of Famer about his experiences on the tour.

Dillion Lee

Bob sandlin
Welsh
Lake O the pines

David is a great guide, he taught my wife to throw a bait caster. Once at Monticello we had a 80 bass day, up
to 9 pounds. However, I can beat him bowling...

Fork-Wright, Caldemeyer, Mitchell, Allen, Margraves, and of course some dude named Livesay. Everyone has their favorite or their opinion of best. I have caught more fish, way bigger fish, learned more spots, over many years with Tony Clark, so will give him the nod for "best".

Roberts-I don't know Dannie Golden even though i lived in PP for 16 years, and he has a great reputation. But, Jimmy Walling was there when the lake was impounded, he's primarily a crappie, catfish, sand bass guide now, but he can freakin' catch bass!! He and I were married to the same woman, but not at the same time!!

Any lake-James Niggemeyer-because he might be the nicest human I've ever met. Kinda makes me sick.

Any lake-James Biggs-the absolutely best teacher anywhere, no debate! We all have these egos so we want to catch. If you can put your ego aside, be willing to learn, help yourself for the future-BIGGS

Now that's funny!!

On TB and Rayburn Darold Gleason. Todd Castledine on Rayburn was good too.

Use to work with Jim Walling in the 70's .Funny guy , and have fished with him

Fished a bunch with Walling on Ray Roberts back in the day, super super guy, when he got out of the business I started fishing with Lindy Roberts - hated to see him retire, I've been once with Danny Golden and he is great as well.
Fished with Ozio and Pack on Fork and they are both great, Pack is the best I've ever fished with

anyone know if hollice joiner is still alive?

I still have the old system from long ago where you got a marked map of Fork and a tape where Hollice would take you around the lake and point out the specific spots and how to fish them.
Great system, I really need to find it and watch it again, that is if I can find my 8 track player.

I miss fishing with him. last i heard he was only golfing.