Pete's Professional Guide Service

The Bass Fishing Experience of a Lifetime
on Table Rock Lake, Missouri.

Bass Fishing on Table Rock Lake and Trout Fishing on Branson's Lake Tanycomo
~ MISSOURI FISHING AT IT'S BEST~

Specializing in providing Professional Bass Fishing
and Trout Fishing Guide Services to
amateurs and professionals alike on
Table Rock Lake and Lake Tanycomo
in Branson, Missouri.

Pete is considered one of the top fishing
guides on the lakes. He has been fishing
the lakes since the '80's and has
been a licensed fishing guide since 1993.

Just a day on the water and you will learn
the many proven techniques of
Table Rock and Lake Tanycomo fishing from Pete,
increase your success rates and have a great time.

Our fees include everything needed for a guided trip.

All you'll need to bring along is a Missouri fishing license,
proper clothing for inclement weather, refreshments
of your choice, and lunch for a full day trip.

We can also assist you in finding Table Rock Lake lodging!

Be sure to check out our Fishing Reports page
for current lake levels, and up to date information.
Give us a call, and let us guide you to the
best of Missouri fishing.

Call: 1-888-214-1767

Pete Wenners
681 Hardin Hills Dr.
Galena, MO. 65656

cell phone: 417-860-8163

E-Mail Pete's Professional Guide Service

We do not accept cancellations by email,
please give us the courtesy of a phone call,
to be sure we are notified properly.

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Take Me Fishing was created by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation.
The Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to increase participation in recreational angling and boating and thereby increase public awareness and appreciation of the need for protecting,
conserving and restoring this nation's aquatic natural resources.

Enjoy Missouri~Take your child fishing today!
Tyler was given a rod & reel by Pete and his Mom got him out
fishing just as soon as the weather broke. Way to go, Mom & Grandma!
Any rods & reels hanging around your not using?
Give them to a youngster, teach them to fish and watch them grow!