LOZ Bass Guide Recommendations

[XP 590]

Newer to bass fishing,  primarily fly fished trout most of my life.  Might splurge and spring for a day or two with a guide this spring on Lake Ozarks.  Any honest recommendations appreciated.  My experience with trout guides has been very positive and I really like the guys who focus on teaching.  Obviously I've looked online and for the most part it's like throwing darts at a dartboard.  Not looking for fly specific.

Thanks

 

[Ryan Miloshewski]

Jack Uxa and Big Ed Franko are the best.

[DADAKOTA]

Go with Wrench

[XP 590]

1 hour ago, Ryan Miloshewski said:

Jack Uxa and Big Ed Franko are the best.

Cool, I read about both of them.  Thanks

[XP 590]

1 hour ago, DADAKOTA said:

Go with Wrench

That crusty old salt?😅  Just funnin', never met the guy.  Sounds like he knows his stuff though.

[fishinwrench]

4 hours ago, XP 590 said:

Not looking for fly specific.

You should! 😊

If you've been fly-fishing all your life, but have never Bass-Bugged the backends of these creeks and coves during the Spring, you're definitely missing out.  

[fshndoug]

If you go with Wrench you will spend all your time laughing

[fishinwrench]

19 minutes ago, fshndoug said:

If you go with Wrench you will spend all your time laughing

I won't make you wear a PFD, but I do require all of my "clients" to wear a tutu.  😅 

[conorsixtakc]

Casey Scanlon guides last I heard, pretty sure he knows a thing or two.

[fishinwrench]

42 minutes ago, conorsixtakc said:

Casey Scanlon guides last I heard, pretty sure he knows a thing or two.

Yeah, but does he wear a tutu ?