Rates "Kokanee.net Guide Service" Fishing at Bass Lake, California

These trips include all necessary tackle, bait, fuel, etc.
A California fishing license is required for all guest over 15 years of age. ONLINE LICENSE
All you need to bring is what you want to eat and drink for the day.
Please wear the appropriate attire for the season to make your trip as comfortable as possible.
Recommended Items:
Meals, snacks and drinks (Food Orders called into Miller's Landing for pickup is common)
Ice chest for your meals, drinks and snacks (Water bottles are stocked daily for your pleasure)
Ice chest for your fish (your fish will be cleaned & bagged, a foam ice-chest can be provided by request prior to your day)
Proper clothing, Sun screen, Hat, Sunglasses, Towel (summertime = sweatshirt over a T-Shirt with shorts/swim, hat & glasses)

Comformation Cell Phone Number is Required For All Reservations.
We require a $75 deposit by Major Credit Card to hold a Kokanee.net Guide Service reservation for new customers. If cancellation of your Kokanee.net Guide Service reservation is made less than 8 days from the date of the Kokanee.net Guide Service trip, your deposit is forfeited. If you fail to show up or cancel less than 48 hours from the date of your Kokanee.net Guide Service trip, full payment will be required.

2009 SEASON
Morning/ AM 5 hour trips
Single........................$200
Double......................$250
Three........................$300
Four...... ...................$350
Five/max..................$400

2009 SEASON
Afternoon/ PM 4 hour trips
Single........................$150
Double......................$200
Three........................$250
Four...... ...................$300
Five/max..................$350

Kokanee.net Guide Service, their agents, employees, contractors, etc. specifically disclaim any liability which is not the result of their specific negligence. We assume no liability for acts of omission or negligence by other persons and are not responsible for accidents, fire, theft, acts of God or other forces of nature, loss of equipment, fishing restrictions, or any other acts beyond our control.