Texas Bass Fishing Packages

Every Texas Bass Adventure is a fully guided, all-inclusive trip built around one thing — putting you on trophy Texas largemouth without the planning headaches. You choose how many days and how many lakes; I handle the boat, the gear, the lodging, the meals and the game plan. All you bring is yourself and a strong hookset.

1-Lake Package — from $1,395/angler

Our most popular choice. Go deep on a single trophy fishery — ideal for a focused trip when one lake is on fire, and best for anglers who want to learn one body of water intimately, spot to spot, pattern to pattern.

2-Lake Package — from $1,495/angler

Splitting your trip across two lakes means weather or a tough bite on one never shuts you down — and it doubles your shots at a giant. A natural step up when you want variety and a little insurance against a slow day.

3-Lake Package — from $1,895/angler

A longer trip that samples a variety of water and patterns. Great for groups who want the full trophy tour and the best odds across changing conditions.

4-Lake Package — from $2,395/angler

The ultimate multi-lake adventure — several days chasing the best bite across four fisheries. Maximum variety, maximum opportunity at the fish of a lifetime.

Want a longer trip, an extra day or night, or airport transport? Easy to add. See the full rate tables → — a $500-per-angler deposit holds your dates. Not sure which lakes fit your trip? Browse our destinations.

Want to stretch the trip out or add a little convenience? The most common extras:

• Additional guided day — $400 per angler, per day.
• Additional night's lodging — $95 (per two anglers).
• Airport transport — $75 per person, each direction.

Every trip is custom — if there's something you'd like added, just ask. The rates page has the complete breakdown.

To keep everything transparent, here's what's on you:

• Your Texas fishing license (quick and easy to grab online before the trip).
• Travel to and from Texas and our meeting point.
• Personal items — clothing, rain gear, sunglasses, medications.
• Gratuity for your guide (never expected, always appreciated).
• Anything not listed under “What's Included” above.

Before you arrive

We talk through your dates, target lakes, group size and experience level, then lock the plan and your lodging. You'll get a simple packing list — mostly clothes, sunglasses and your fishing license.

On the water

Full guided days from a tournament-ready Phoenix 21 XE rigged with the latest electronics. I run the boat, rig the rods and put you on fish, coaching as much or as little as you want. Rods, reels, tackle and baits are all provided.

Off the water

Comfortable lodging near the lakes, with meals, snacks and drinks handled on trip days. No hunting for restaurants or scrambling for a launch in the dark — it's all arranged.

Chasing the bite

On multi-lake trips we move as conditions change, so you're always on the water with the best shot at a double-digit Florida-strain largemouth. You head home with photos, video and — that's the goal — a new personal best.

How many anglers can come?

Trips are all-inclusive and priced per angler, with a two-angler minimum. Larger groups are welcome - let me know your headcount and I will arrange the boats and lodging to fit.

What if the weather turns bad?

That is exactly why multi-lake trips work so well - we move to wherever conditions and the bite are best. If severe weather ever costs us a day, I will work with you to adjust or reschedule.

How much is the deposit?

A $500-per-angler deposit reserves your dates. The balance is due at the start of your trip.

Can I bring my own gear?

You are welcome to, but you do not need to - premium rods, reels, tackle and baits are all included. Bring any personal favorites you fish best with.

When is the best time to come?

There is a strong bite somewhere in Texas nearly year-round. Pre-spawn and spring produce the biggest fish, but fall and winter give up giants too. Tell me your dates and I will point you to the right water.

Do we fish for one trophy or for numbers?

Your call - some anglers want a single giant, others want rods bent all day. I build each trip around what you are after.