Both lakes
Choosing your lake from Tulsa
Tulsa groups have both of Billy's waters within reach, which makes the first question simple: which lake, and why?
Call Billy — (918) 231-7600Two lakes, one phone call
Keystone Lake lies west of the city; Fort Gibson Lake lies to the east on the Grand River. Both are guided by Billy, and both are paddlefish waters. The right one for your date depends on conditions, season and where the fish have been, which is exactly the sort of thing a guide knows and a website cannot.
So do not agonise over it. Tell Billy your date and your group, and let him recommend the water.
Questions a first-time group should ask
What time do we meet and where, for this specific date? What is the price basis for our party size? What is on the boat already, and what should we bring? How long are we actually on the water? What happens if the weather changes?
Five questions, one call. Everything else can be sorted on the day.
Bringing family along
A guided trip is one of the easier ways to get a mixed-age group onto the water, because the gear and the know-how come with the boat. If children or complete beginners are coming, say so when you call — the family fishing page covers what that changes about planning the day.
Availability
Your next fish story starts with a phone call.
Talk to Billy. Pick your day. Get on the water. Billy takes the calls himself, so you get straight answers about dates, lake conditions and what suits your group.
(918) 231-7600Call Billy — (918) 231-7600Prefer to write? Send an availability request and Billy will get back to you. A requested date is a preference — your trip is not reserved until Billy confirms it.