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Thank you for considering Southwest
Bass for you next outdoor adventure. My name is Brian Myers and I just want to
say that you have not seen or fished anything until you have fished Lake
Powell.
 
Like most people my father brought me
up hunting a fishing (Mom, thanks for letting dad hunt and fish and take me.) and
when the opportunity came to open a business in Durango,
Colorado, I was all over it. I had been fishing since I was a youngster when
we would do our summer vacations at our cabin on Fish Lake in UT. At 9 I had my
hunters safety and as soon as I was old enough to big game hunt I was in the
mountains.
I started fishing area rivers and lakes
and also started big game hunting as soon as I hit Durango in 1984. I have
fished many tournaments around the west and I have hunted everything from Mt.
Goats to Elk with my bow.
 
Now I would like to share my
experiences on the water and in the mountains with all that have the same love
for the outdoors that I do. I specialize in fishing Lake
Powell and Navajo Reservoir and Colorado
Elk
hunts during the rut.
Call me today so that we can discuss rates
and book that fishing trip of a lifetime or go to www.turnerguides.com
for that Colorado back country Elk hunt.
Capt. Brian T. Myers
970-749-2324
elkrule@frotnier.net
More than 400 feet deep, 150 miles long and nearly
2,000 miles of shoreline, the fish in Lake Powell have plenty of places to
hide. I have been searching out those hiding places for over 20 years now
and I am ready to share the secrets of the pros to help you not only catch more
fish but bigger fish.
All guided fishing tours will be launched out of the
north end of Lake Powell. Bull Frog Marina, Halls Crossing Marina and Hite
Marina when accessible. Rates are subject to a 30 mile radius from the above
mentioned launching points. Any tours requested outside of the 30 mile radius
will be subject to a fuel surcharge. Clients must sign a contract with the guide
and an acknowledgement of risk form.
Come fish for Smallmouth, and Largemouth Bass, using the
latest and greatest high tech fishing equipment and tactics. Or, if you'd like,
try for some striped bass, catfish, crappie, or walleye. Lake Powell is so
beautiful, catching fish is the bonus.
Here are a few details about my guide service:
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Professional licensed Guide
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Fully insured and Bonded
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Permitted by the National Park Service, Glen Canyon National
Recreation Area
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Coast Guard Captains License with towing endorsement
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20+ years fishing on Lake Powell
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First Class Service
Rates:
$500.00 full day (8hrs)
$300.00 half day (5hrs)
(4 anglers max + guide per boat)
best fishing April - May - June -October - November
Prices Include:
Professional guide Capt. Brian T. Myers
Fishing from 2008 2400 Bay Ranger Center Console
Gas for Boat
Use of top of the line Rods and Reels
Life Jackets
All bait and tackle
Soda Pop, Water and Ice
Digital Photographs of your catch
Not Included:
Fishing License
Food
Lodging
Good pair of polarized sunglasses
Hat
Sunscreen
Rain Gear
Layered Clothing
Click here for more
Information on Lake Powell
30 minutes from Durango lies Navajo
Reservoir. With 150 miles of shoreline and over 15,000 surface acres this body
of water holds the big ones. Bass, Northern Pike, Crappie and Trout are
just a few of the species that can be hooked while casting to mirrored water.
Guide can launch out of the Colorado or New Mexico marinas but all guided
fishing will be done in New Mexico.
Come fish for Smallmouth, and Largemouth Bass, using the
latest and greatest high tech fishing equipment and tactics. Or, if you'd like,
try for some Northern Pike, Crappie or Catfish.
Here are a few details about my guide service:
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Professional licensed Guide
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Fully insured and Bonded
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Permits are pending
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Coast Guard Captains License with towing endorsement
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20+ years fishing on Navajo Reservoir
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First Class Service
Rates:
$350.00 full day (8hrs) 4 anglers
$250.00 half day (5hrs) 4 anglers
(4 anglers max + guide per boat)
best fishing April - May - June - July - August
Prices Include:
Professional guide Capt. Brian T. Myers
Fishing from 2008 2400 Bay Ranger Center Console
Gas for Boat
Use of top of the line Rods and Reels
Life Jackets
All bait and tackle
Soda Pop, Water and Ice
Digital Photographs of your catch
Not Included:
Fishing License
Food
Lodging
Good pair of polarized sunglasses
Hat
Sunscreen
Rain Slicker
Layered Clothing
Click
here for more information about Navajo Reservoir
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