Lake Norman, North Carolina Fishing Guides
Web Sites of Some Lake Norman Fishing Guides
Capt Gus and the Fishing Pros
Lake Norman Ventures Inc offers Capt. Gus Gustafson the most famous fishing guide on Lake Norman. The guide staff includes Capt. Gus, Maynard, Craig, Mac and Drew, you can visit their website with this link. The webpage allows you to book your fishing trip online as well as offering tips on Lake Norman fishing. Lake Norman Ventures offers trips for bass, catfish, crappie and even bream if you want to bring the kids along. For my article on bream fishing click this link. They can even outfit trips to the North Carolina Mountains for trout fishing.
Capt. Gus is a very well known fisherman around the state of North Carolina. He is often heard giving lectures on fishing at Gander Mountain and has written the book "Fish Tales." Lake Norman Ventures provides the boat, the bait, ice and whatever you need, just show up and fish!
Pro Am Guide Service
Pro Am Guide Service is ran by tournament angler and guide Drew Montgomery. Pro Am offers guided trips for striped bass or largemouth bass on Lake Norman. Visit their website with this link to see current rates and other information.
Morrow Guide Service
John Morrow runs Morrow Guide Service and you can visit his website with this link. Morrow Guide Service offers half or full day trips on Lake Norman and supplies everything but your fishing license. Morrow also can guide trips on other local North Carolina Lakes, so give their website a visit for all the information. John Morrow also offers water taxi service and cruises on Lake Norman for the non fishermen.
Jerry's Fishing Guide Service
Jerry's Fishing Guide Service offers guided fishing trips on Lake Norman, High Rock Lake and Lake Wylie in North and South Carolina. You can get a guided bass, crappie or catfishing trip, visit Jerry's website with this link.
With over 520 miles of shoreline Lake Norman offers plenty of fishing pleasure. If you are interesting in moving to the area, read this article. If this article about Lake Norman fishing guides was helpful, please leave a comment below.
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5 Comments
Post a CommentI used to be a huge bass fisherman, but when I moved back to VA I sorta got away from it.
Sounds lovely! My hubby would like this...
You keep writing all these great fishing articles. Makes me want to go! :-)
Excellent review. Randy, I'd still like to make plans to get together and fish (your state or mine whichever), but Lake Norman sounds like a good first meeting! Keep me posted!
Excellent caption on that image!