North Texas Catfish Guide Service | Fishing Charter
Catfish guide service for blue catfish, channel catfish and flathead catfish on North Texas area lakes.
What is it they say about Texas weather? If you don’t like it wait 15 minutes because it will change again! I thought fall was here but it lasted a week. I’ve been fishing in shorts and flip-flops for the past few days which doesn’t seem right! Water temperatures on the Fort Worth area lakes…
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It seems like Fall is finally here and the Texas heat has broken for the summer. Texas fishing guides always welcome the break in the heat this time of year. After a long hot summer catching channel catfish and white bass these cooler days are a welcome break. Water temperatures starting to drop also means…
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It’s been a strange winter thus far, it’s been unseasonably warm which has meant unseasonably warm water temperatures. It’s taken time for the fish to start moving into their winter patterns. But the last week or two we’ve started having big blue catfish show up with more consistency and we’ve caught some great fish in…
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I just wanted to post a few updates since it’s been a while since I have uploaded anything here on the website. Yes, we’re still fishing (like always) and still providing guided catfish trips on the lakes we fish. We’re primarily fishing at Eagle Mountain Lake right now (right here in Fort Worth). We received…
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The spring bite has really picked up and will only get better from here. We’re catching good numbers of blue catfish and still catching some big fish as well. The schedule is really full but we still have a few dates left and still have some May and June channel catfish trips as well. Go…
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Water temperatures are cooling and there’s more cold weather on the way this week which will continue to drop water temps and the fishing for blue catfish will continue to improve. We’ve had a lot of rain recently and the lake is almost full as well which is great for fall and winter catfishing. We’ll…
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Water temperatures are cooling and there’s more cold weather on the way this week which will continue to drop water temps and the fishing will continue to improve. Our brand spanking new 2016 SeaArk ProCat 240 is rigged and ready to rock. Now is the time to get booked for catching the big boys.
We had a big front the week before Thanksgiving that dropped the water temperatures quickly and water temps were unseasonably cool for late November and the big fish bite really fired up. We’ve been catching some good numbers of larger blue catfish most trips with good numbers of blue catfish in the teens and twenties….
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I’m fishing from a new boat, a 2015 SeaArk ProCat 240 powered by a Suzuki 225 four stroke outboard. I just picked the new boat up a month or so ago and finally have it rigged and up and running. The SeaArk ProCat 240 has some big comfortable padded swivel seats, a full wrap around windshield,…
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