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Get Up Close With Tulsa’s Hard-Fighting Cats
Pull Powerful Flatheads From the River and Make Your Own Fishing Story
Get ready for a hands-on catfishing experience focused on the excitement of finding and landing hard-fighting Flathead Catfish. This river trip is a great choice for anglers who enjoy a more active style of fishing and want to experience one of Oklahoma’s most memorable freshwater targets. Captain Cameron brings years of local experience and a passion for helping guests enjoy the process, whether you’re an experienced angler or introducing someone new to fishing. The trip departs from 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa and includes a 4-hour outing at either 8:00 AM or 5:00 PM. The trip is $400 for up to 4 guests, and an Oklahoma fishing license is required. Come ready to chase cats and enjoy time on the river.
Chase Tulsa’s Fast-Paced Bass Bite
Hunt River Runs for Hard-Fighting Sand Bass and Stripers
Get ready for an action-focused river trip chasing Barred Sand Bass and Striped Bass around Tulsa. These fish are a great target for anglers who enjoy staying engaged and feeling the fight when a bass takes the line. Captain Cameron’s 10 years of fishing experience and knowledge of the area help guests make the most of the water while enjoying a relaxed, hands-on experience. Whether you’re an experienced angler or bringing the family out for something new, this trip offers a chance to experience Oklahoma’s freshwater fishing from the river. Trips meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa, with morning and evening departures available. The trip costs $400 for up to 4 guests, and an Oklahoma fishing license is required.
Put an Arrow on Oklahoma’s Wild Side
Stalk Gar and Carp Along the River With a Bow in Hand
Trade the fishing rod for a bow and experience a completely different way to pursue Oklahoma’s freshwater fish. This river trip gives you the chance to stalk species such as Alligator Gar, Longnose Gar, Common Carp, and Freshwater Drum while staying active and involved from start to finish. Captain Cameron’s 10 years of local fishing experience add a knowledgeable touch to the adventure, whether you’re trying bowfishing for the first time or already enjoy the challenge. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa before heading out for the river. Morning, evening, and nighttime departures are available, giving you flexibility in how you experience the water. The trip is $400 for up to 4 guests, and an Oklahoma fishing license is required.
Work the Water for a Cooler Full of Crappie
Settle Into a Relaxed Day Chasing Tulsa’s Favorite Panfish
Slow things down and enjoy a focused day on the water in search of crappie. This trip is a great fit for anglers who appreciate the fun of figuring out where the fish are holding and making each bite count. Captain Cameron brings 10 years of fishing experience and a lifelong passion for helping others enjoy the outdoors, making the trip approachable for both experienced anglers and families looking for a memorable day together. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa before heading out onto the river. Choose between 10:00 AM or 4:00 PM departure times to suit your plans. The trip is $400 for up to 4 guests, and an Oklahoma fishing license is required. Bring your enthusiasm and settle in for a day dedicated to finding crappie.
Snag Into Tulsa’s Prehistoric Spoonbill
Chase Giant Spoonbill on a Hands-On River Fishing Adventure
Step into one of Oklahoma’s most unusual fishing experiences and pursue prehistoric paddlefish on the river. Spoonbill are unlike typical freshwater targets, and the challenge of finding and connecting with one makes every moment on the water exciting. Captain Cameron has been fishing since childhood and has spent 10 years building his experience on the waters around Tulsa. He enjoys putting guests on a wide variety of species, making this a great choice for anglers looking to try something outside the ordinary. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa before heading out for your trip. Choose a 10:00 AM or 5:00 PM departure. The trip is $400 for up to 4 guests, and an Oklahoma fishing license is required.
Feel the Fight With a Bare-Handed Flathead
Get Hands-On With Oklahoma’s Wildest Catfishing Experience
Leave the fishing rod behind and get ready for one of the most hands-on ways to pursue Flathead Catfish. Noodling puts you right into the action as you search for these powerful fish in their river environment, creating an experience that feels completely different from a traditional fishing trip. Captain Cameron enjoys sharing unique ways to experience Oklahoma’s waters and has been fishing since childhood, with 10 years of guiding experience. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa before heading out on the river. Trips depart at 10:00 AM or 5:00 PM and cost $450 for up to 4 guests. An Oklahoma fishing license is required. If you’re looking for something more adventurous than casting from a boat, this is your chance to get hands-on with a true Oklahoma fishing tradition.
Stay on the Hunt for a River Giant
Spend More Time Chasing Hard-Fighting Flatheads
Give yourself more time to track down Flathead Catfish on the river with a trip built around the pursuit of one of Oklahoma’s toughest freshwater targets. Rather than rushing through the experience, you’ll have time to explore the water, adjust your approach, and stay focused on the search for a powerful catfish. Captain Cameron has been fishing since childhood and brings 10 years of experience to every trip, with a passion for helping guests enjoy the challenge as much as the catch. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa before heading out. Trips are available at 8:00 AM or 5:00 PM and cost $500 for up to 4 guests. An Oklahoma fishing license is required.
Stalk Tulsa’s River Fish From the Bow
Stalk Gar, Carp, and Drum From the River With a Bow
rade the rod for a bow and spend more time pursuing Oklahoma’s freshwater targets in a way that keeps you moving and engaged. This extended bowfishing trip gives you the chance to search the river for Alligator Gar, Longnose Gar, Common Carp, and Freshwater Drum while enjoying the challenge of spotting and taking your shot. Captain Cameron has been fishing since childhood and brings 10 years of experience to the water, making this a great fit for anglers who want something different from traditional casting. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa before heading out. Trips depart at 10:00 AM or 6:00 PM and cost $600 for up to 4 guests. An Oklahoma fishing license is required.
Spot and Shoot Prehistoric Spoonbill at Night
can the Water, Draw Your Bow, and Chase Prehistoric Fish
Leave the traditional fishing setup behind and experience Tulsa’s river after dark with a bow in your hands. This specialized outing puts the focus on finding and pursuing giant spoonbill as you scan the water, identify your target, and work for the right shot. The nighttime setting adds another layer to the experience, turning the river into an entirely different world while you stay focused on the hunt. Captain Cameron has been fishing since childhood and has spent 10 years guiding, with a passion for sharing the unique ways anglers can experience Oklahoma’s waters. Meet at 2410 S 131st E Ave in Tulsa at 8:00 PM. The trip is $650 for up to 4 guests, and an Oklahoma fishing license is required.
Earl's Guide Services LLC Fishing Trip Information
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Good To Know’s
- Fishing license is required
- Quality fishing equipment will be provided
- Wear hats, sunscreen and polarized sunglasses
How much do Tulsa fishing trips cost?
Earl’s Guide Services LLC offers a variety of private fishing trips in Tulsa, with pricing depending on the type and length of the experience. Trips include options for catfish, bass, crappie, spoonbill, bowfishing, and noodling.
What types of fishing trips are available in Tulsa?
Guests can choose from traditional freshwater fishing for catfish, sand bass, striped bass, crappie, and spoonbill, as well as unique experiences such as bowfishing and seasonal noodling.
What fish can I catch on a Tulsa fishing trip?
Depending on the trip and conditions, you may target Flathead Catfish, spoonbill, paddlefish, sand bass, striped bass, crappie, Alligator Gar, Longnose Gar, Common Carp, Freshwater Drum, and other Oklahoma freshwater species.
Are Tulsa fishing trips family-friendly?
Yes. Captain Cameron Earl welcomes families and enjoys introducing kids to fishing. His experience working with youth outdoor programs makes Earl’s Guide Services LLC a great option for families looking to spend time together on the water.
What is included on a Tulsa fishing trip?
Trip details vary by experience, but guests can expect Captain Cameron’s local knowledge and guidance throughout the outing. Equipment and other inclusions depend on the specific trip selected.
What should I bring on a Tulsa fishing trip?
Bring comfortable outdoor clothing, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and any personal snacks or drinks you may want. An Oklahoma fishing license is required and is not included with the trip.
What is the best time to go fishing in Tulsa?
April through June is Captain Cameron’s peak season, offering some of the best opportunities to pursue a variety of species. Fishing conditions and target species can vary throughout the year.
Do you offer bowfishing in Tulsa?
Yes. Earl’s Guide Services LLC offers bowfishing trips targeting species such as Alligator Gar, Longnose Gar, Common Carp, and Freshwater Drum. Guests can enjoy a hands-on alternative to traditional rod-and-reel fishing.
Do you offer noodling trips in Oklahoma?
Yes. Seasonal noodling trips are available for anglers looking for a more hands-on way to pursue Flathead Catfish. Availability can depend on the season and conditions.
Why choose Earl’s Guide Services LLC for Tulsa fishing?
Captain Cameron Earl has been fishing since childhood and brings 10 years of experience to his guided trips. His approach is centered on helping guests pursue the species they want while enjoying a fun, family-friendly experience on Oklahoma’s waters.
