Anyone have a recommendation? I've been trying to teach myself to catch these critters the last few years, but could use some tutoring. I'd travel anywhere in the state, anytime of year, probably me and my 12 y.o. son. Advice or referrals welcome.
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Anyone have a recommendation? I've been trying to teach myself to catch these critters the last few years, but could use some tutoring. I'd travel anywhere in the state, anytime of year, probably me and my 12 y.o. son. Advice or referrals welcome.
CURTS GUIDE SERVICE provides walleye fishing, goose hunts, sandhill crane huntsQuote:
Originally Posted by L82
This is the only Oklahoma walleye/saugeye guide I've heard of. He holds the saugeye state record. Might be worth a shot. If you go, please report back on your experience.
I'm pretty sure TimY is guiding for eyes also. He is on this board a lot on Kaw.
I think @TimY mainly guides crappie and catfish but he may be able to put you on some eyes, I haven't met him in person but talked to him on here and over the phone several times, super nice guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redge
~J. Babcock
Thanks fellas. I do guide for saugeye on Sooner lake.
Hey! I just went out with Curt from Curt's Guide Service on April 8. We fished Lawtonka, and we managed to bring home 20 saugeye keepers. We fished the late afternoon and evening, and it was really windy, but with the party of four fishing we almost managed to get our limit. I highly recommend Curt.
That's great! What techniques were you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by Originalcuz
We were drifting across flats at 12 ft. depths, and we used a weight bouncing off the bottom about 4 ft. in front of a night crawler.
Thanks for the heads up. I have a few bouncers but have only pulled artificial baits. Been meaning o try night crawlers. Did you guys use a spinner in front?Quote:
Originally Posted by Originalcuz
Yes, we did use a spinner.
standard walleye rig
Thanks for all the responses.