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Fishing and Tour Guide. Hello! My name is Mickey Rose. I own and operate Mickey Rose Guide Service and I am also a co-owner of the Honeyhole Lodge. I fish on Lake Texoma year around as a full time licensed striper guide. Fishing is not only my career, but my passion.
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The Boat. Don't underestimate the need for a bigger, better boat. My boat has all of the below comforts and we would be happy to show her to you. Whether we're going slow or fast, fishing or touring, she's always ready when you are. Specs. Seats 10 comfortably. Length: bow to prop 34 ft. Width: 9ft 6in. Gunnel: (floor depth) 33 in.
From striper, largemouth bass and spotted bass to bluegill, blue catfish and channel catfish, you'll be positioned to reel in the fish you want. Mickey Rose Guide Service is licensed to guide in both Oklahoma and Texas, making all of Lake Texoma's fishing areas available for your excursion.
- 8098 Highway 70B, Kingston, 73439, OK
- (580) 564-9345
(580) 564-9345. Website. http://www.mickeyroseguideservice.com/ MicKey Rose Guide Service on Lake Texoma. Michey Rose Guide Service fishes on Lake Texoma year around as a full time licensed striper guide. Fishing for striper (striped bass) is one of the greatest pass-times you can enjoy in this area of the country.
LAKE TEXOMA FISHING GUIDE (Mickey Rose) (580-564-9345) Fishing for striper (striped bass) is one of the greatest pass-times you can enjoy in this area of the country. Lake Texoma also has blue and channel catfish, largemouth bass, spotted bass and bluegill. My priority is not only to catch fish, but to guarantee good times for my customers.
Striped bass fishing is great on top waters early along rocky shorelines and sandy flats around coves. Watch for birds on the banks and fish the direction the birds are moving up and down the rocks. Live bait is still very effective fishing ledges and humps near the river channels in 35-45 feet of water.
