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<blockquote data-quote="Allen Gamble" data-source="post: 360651" data-attributes="member: 4956">Just got back from a Friday/Saturday guided trip with Blackwater cats. They require you to book two days because most people just wanted a day mark locations and then came back to fish the same areas themselves the next day. Travel is possible by truck, but I wouldn't go out without second to pull you out. You will likely get stuck at some point. The amount of holes they drill for you is awesome, and they do a pretty damn good job of keeping you on fish and fishing, rather than drilling. If you're a first timer who intends on going back often, then they're a good crew to learn from. It was nice so we were able to fish outside all day long, which also makes mobility so much better. Spoons definitely outfished rattle/swim baits, but they had there time and place during the afternoon lulls. We found probably 10 fish between 26-29.5&quot;, many many more between 22-24&quot;, and easily brought home a limit of eaters. Nothing over 30&quot;, but overall, an awesome time. We fished the first afternoon ourselves and did pick up a couple on a dead stick.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen Gamble, post: 360651, member: 4956"] Just got back from a Friday/Saturday guided trip with Blackwater cats. They require you to book two days because most people just wanted a day mark locations and then came back to fish the same areas themselves the next day. Travel is possible by truck, but I wouldn't go out without second to pull you out. You will likely get stuck at some point. The amount of holes they drill for you is awesome, and they do a pretty damn good job of keeping you on fish and fishing, rather than drilling. If you're a first timer who intends on going back often, then they're a good crew to learn from. It was nice so we were able to fish outside all day long, which also makes mobility so much better. Spoons definitely outfished rattle/swim baits, but they had there time and place during the afternoon lulls. We found probably 10 fish between 26-29.5", many many more between 22-24", and easily brought home a limit of eaters. Nothing over 30", but overall, an awesome time. We fished the first afternoon ourselves and did pick up a couple on a dead stick. [/QUOTE]

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