| "Randy is a long time regular on the TFF, Joe Pool, and local bass fishing tournament circuits. He has outstanding instincts as an angler, and is an all around good guy and outstanding teacher. I have worked with a lot of guides over the years. Randy is just starting his guide business, but is entering the business for all the right reasons: a well developed skill set (he is a true expert with the drop shot rig), love of the sport and love of teaching others. I predict he'll be one of the best" Wayne McLean-Outdoor Writer and columnist (Authored the "Joe Pool Report" for OUTDOOR TIMES magazine for several years) and well known local bass angler and mentor. |
| "I have fished with guides from Florida to Oklahoma to Texas and I would rate Randy as one of the most knowledgeable anglers I know. Add to that, you are assured of a fun day on the water anytime you go out with him. He can help you with nearly any aspect of bass fishing and is an absolute master of the drop shot. I was lucky enough to fish with him in a recent tournament and he had a limit and was culling in almost no time. I started off struggling but after some very helpful pointers from Randy, I also had my limit and we both finished in the money. If you want help in learning a certain technique, or just want to have a great day on the water, I don't think you can go wrong with Randy!" Eddie Marion (Arlington, TX.) |
I have had the pleasure of fishing with Randy Maxwell for many years now. Every trip I have learned several subtle techniques and presentations that have made a lot of difference between success and failure on the water. Randy doesn’t stop at finding a pattern, he finds a pattern within a pattern, a technique within a technique. This relentless desire and mind set to achieve success enables him to mirror his findings in several areas of the lake other than just a few spots or guide holes. You can also learn the importance of “angles” and his boat positioning techniques that will increase the success rate of your presentations. Randy is an expert when it comes to baits, and fishing gear. He can show you some of the subtle rigging techniques he has incorporated into his fishing methods you won’t find in magazines, or the usual mainstream information outlets. He has perfected these subtleties over the years and has proven them with great success time and time again. He can show you ways to modify your presentations and techniques for better hook ups and more bites relating to specific conditions that are constantly changing from one minute to the next. Randy is one that is always connected with his quarry, his surroundings, and his clients needs. He strives to improve your experience from the first fish of the day to the last fish of the day. He absolutely loves for his clients to catch fish and have a productive day on the water. He has the knowledge and ability to adjust “On the Water, In the Now” to locate and catch fish. He will accommodate your level of angling ability and take you to the next level at YOUR pace ensuring YOUR confidence and understanding grow together solidifying your success. He is a great teacher if you are just starting out, or want to learn a new technique. If you are an old “Salt / Seasoned angler” and just want to broaden your knowledge of a lake, a new technique, or just fish with a friend he can do that as well. He can fish with the best, the less experienced, or the first timer and still exceed your expectations of a guide. The bottom line with Randy is locating bass, and showing YOU how to catch them. And of course Customer Satisfaction is of Paramount importance to Randy in his efforts of making you a better angler as well as keeping you comfortable in his 21’ Triton. His boat has plenty of room for you and your gear, it’s dependable, clean, well maintained and a smooth dry ride to compliment your experience in addition to a great day on the water. Heck of a nice guy, and a great fisherman. Give him a try, call him up and book a trip and I’ll guarantee you will learn something new about what you thought you already knew. Richard Cox |
