Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie 

5.0
(9 reviews)
 Sam Rayburn Reservoir, Brookeland, TX 75931, United States–

Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie 

Brookeland, TX, United States
–
21 ft
2
5.0
(9 reviews)

Attoyac Outfitters, a Brookeland, Texas fishing charter service, specializes in bass and crappie fishing adventures on Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend Reservoirs. Led by Ross Jewell, their guided trips cater to groups of up to three(bass boat) or up to 6 on the pontoon, offering instruction on electronics, seasonal patterns, and even tournament prep. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a curious novice, Attoyac Outfitters can help you hook into a memorable fishing experience.

Located in the heart of East Texas's best Bass & Crappie fishing lakes Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend. Either reservoir is available for trips. The captain specializes in shallow water or offshore fishing with electronics education as well. Youth pre-tournament practice and how to break down these massive East Texas reservoirs in a short amount of time.

These waters are home to Trophy Largemouth Bass as well as most of the other common Texas freshwater species.

Looking to get the whole family outdoors? Kids are absolutely welcome! Be sure to ask if child-sized life vests are available, otherwise, you should bring your own. And, you can't go wrong with snacks so that nobody gets cranky on an empty stomach!

Ross operates a fully loaded 21' Phoenix bass boat with a capacity for 2 passengers with an option for one more person at an increased rate. It has all the essentials including Hummingbird Mega 360 and Garmin Panoptix.
Your captain will provide rods and reels, along with lures. All rods are custom-built in Texas; Power Tackle Rods paired with Shimano or Lew's reels. Along with a 24' pontoon equipped with the same electronics and plenty of room for the family.

It's recommended to bring sunscreen (non-spray), and sunglasses. Drinks will be available for you. Alcohol is allowed in moderation but try to avoid hard liquor as well as glass bottles. Texas Fishing license required.

Attoyac Outfitters, a Brookeland, Texas fishing charter service, specializes in bass and crappie fishing adventures on Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend Reservoirs. Led by Ross Jewell, their guided trips cater to groups of up to three(bass boat) or up to 6 on the pontoon, offering instruction on electronics, seasonal patterns, and even tournament prep. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a curious novice, Attoyac Outfitters can help you hook into a memorable fishing experience.

Located in the heart of East Texas's best Bass & Crappie fishing lakes Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend. Either reservoir is available for trips. The captain specializes in shallow water or offshore fishing with electronics education as well. Youth pre-tournament practice and how to break down these massive East Texas reservoirs in a short amount of time.

These waters are home to Trophy Largemouth Bass as well as most of the other common Texas freshwater species.

Looking to get the whole family outdoors? Kids are absolutely welcome! Be sure to ask if child-sized life vests are available, otherwise, you should bring your own. And, you can't go wrong with snacks so that nobody gets cranky on an empty stomach!

Ross operates a fully loaded 21' Phoenix bass boat with a capacity for 2 passengers with an option for one more person at an increased rate. It has all the essentials including Hummingbird Mega 360 and Garmin Panoptix.
Your captain will provide rods and reels, along with lures. All rods are custom-built in Texas; Power Tackle Rods paired with Shimano or Lew's reels. Along with a 24' pontoon equipped with the same electronics and plenty of room for the family.

It's recommended to bring sunscreen (non-spray), and sunglasses. Drinks will be available for you. Alcohol is allowed in moderation but try to avoid hard liquor as well as glass bottles. Texas Fishing license required.

Ross Jewell
Captain
Ross Jewell
7 years of experience
responds within an hour

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6-8 Hour Trip – Sam Rayburn
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Bass (Largemouth)
US $625
Entire boat: 2 people
6-8 Hour Trip – Toledo Bend
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Bass (Largemouth)
US $625
Entire boat: 2 people
Sam Rayburn Crappie 4-person
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
8 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Seasonal trip
Mar 15 - Jan 1
Bass (Largemouth)
Crappie
US $625
Entire boat: 2 people
Dusk Till Dawn
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
12 hour trip starts at 8:00 AM
Bass (Largemouth)
US $800
Entire boat: 2 people

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5.0
9 reviews
4.9
Boat & equipment
5.0
Captain & crew
5.0
Fishing Experience

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All reviews (9)

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Billy D Walker
Billy D Walker
us
Texas, US
Member since 2026
5.0
Verified
A good trip
6-8 Hour Trip – Sam Rayburn on May 30, 2026 • 2 adults

Captain Ross was very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The fish were not biting, but the overall experience was excellent.

Ross Jewell
Response from Captain

It was a pleasure meeting you guys and appreciate the kind words. Take care sir.

Darin Smith
Darin Smith
us
Texas, US
Member since 2024
5.0
Verified
Great day in the water.
6-8 Hour Trip – Sam Rayburn on May 25, 2024 • 2 adults

First let me say that we didn't go on Rayburn. A few days before we went on our trip the fish just shut off, so Ross our captain called me and asked if we would rather try a smaller lake in the area. We had a great trip and caught some really nice wish all on frogs which we love to do. Ross could have left things as they were, brought us out on Rayburn and hope we get into some fish but he wanted to make sure that we had a good time so he offered some alternatives. I appreciate the fact that he cared enough to want us to catch some fish and didn't mind going out of his way to do so. I'll definitely be using Ross Jewell again.

Ross Jewell
Response from Captain

Thanks for the review. I enjoyed getting the chance to take you guys and getting to know yall. I look forward to doing it again sometime. Thanks again

Aaron Hamilton
Aaron Hamilton
Repeat angler
us
Ohio, US
Member since 2022
5 trips
4.7
Verified
Fun on Rayburn
Dusk Till Dawn on March 17, 2025 • 2 adults

Had a good day. We caught a decent amount of bass throughout day but bite was challenging. A bunch in the 1-3lb range. Credit to Ross he worked lots of sites trying to put us on fish. He was a really solid guy and very knowledgable. He was disappointed we couldn’t have had a better day fishing wise but we were happy. He out in a LOT of effort. That’s just fishing sometimes

Reported catch:
Largemouth Bass
Ross Jewell
Response from Captain

Thanks for the kind review. There’s nothing that bothers me more than someone traveling like yall did and the day not being as good as we’d hoped for. It is fishing but nevertheless some days it’s like that. I think you guys were about a week away from the lake really popping off. I hope to have a chance to take yall again and enjoyed y’all’s company. Take care. Thanks again.

Mark Lewis
Mark Lewis
us
Texas, US
Member since 2023
5.0
Verified
Fishing with Ross
4 Hour Trip – Sam Rayburn (AM) on July 2, 2023 • 2 adults

Ross was great with my 13-year-old son Jake; he was very patient and helpful. We were thrilled to catch 11 fish in around 3 hours. Overall a great experience with Ross. He managed Jake's expectations and then over-achieved. Ross's expert knowledge of Lake Sam Rayburn and state-of-the-art equipment led to a successful day under challenging weather conditions. We are planning to return during the high season in Jan. - March. Thanks, Ross!

Reported catch:
Largemouth Bass
Ross Jewell
Response from Captain

Thanks for the kind words. Looking forward to next time.

Curtis Whitman
Curtis Whitman
us
Texas, US
Member since 2024
5.0
Verified
Great fishing experience
4 Hour Trip – Sam Rayburn (PM) on April 18, 2024 • 2 adults

Will tell you straight up what he knows about any questions is very knowledgeable on electronics and willing to share that information

Reported catch:
Largemouth Bass
Ross Jewell
Response from Captain

Was a pleasure meeting yall. Thanks for the kind words. Tight lines

FAQs about Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie

Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie offers the following trips to customers:
  • US $625 per group - 6-8 Hour Trip – Sam Rayburn (8 hours)
  • US $625 per group - 6-8 Hour Trip – Toledo Bend (8 hours)
  • US $625 per group - Sam Rayburn Crappie 4-person (8 hours)
  • US $800 per group - Dusk Till Dawn (12 hours)
When you book a trip with Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie, you can expect the following amenities onboard:
  • GPS
  • Fishfinder
Trips booked with Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie include:
  • Rods, reels & tackle
  • Lures
  • Drinks (We provide water, anything else should be provided by the customers.)
Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie offers the following types of fishing:
  • River fishing (Most of our trips are ran on Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend Reservoirs.)
  • Lake fishing (Sam Rayburn-Toledo Bend)
  • Reef fishing
Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie offers the following fishing techniques:
  • Light tackle
  • Heavy tackle
Top targeted fish species with Attoyac Outfitters-Bass or Crappie include:
  • Bass (Largemouth)
  • Crappie

Your captain

Ross Jewell
Ross Jewell
Brookeland, Texas, United States
5 Fishing Reports
17 Customer reviews
Typical response within an hour
Member since May 2023
After growing up in West Kentucky on Barkley and Kentucky Lake where I began fishing, I moved to Texas in 2006. Luckily living near Lake Amistad and O.H. Ivie for over 13 years, in 2022, after fishing the Texas Shootout on Sam Rayburn, the decision was made to move. I live on the south end in Brookeland, TX. It has been a great decision for me and has allowed me to be on the water nearly every day between Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend.
Ross Jewell
Ross Jewell
5
reports
17
reviews
2023
member since
~1h
response
After growing up in West Kentucky on Barkley and Kentucky Lake where I began fishing, I moved to Texas in 2006. Luckily living near Lake Amistad and O.H. Ivie for over 13 years, in 2022, after fishing the Texas Shootout on Sam Rayburn, the decision was made to move. I live on the south end in Brookeland, TX. It has been a great decision for me and has allowed me to be on the water nearly every day between Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend.

The fish you can target

Largemouth Bass
Largemouth Bass
Crappie
Crappie
Largemouth Bass
Largemouth Bass
Crappie
Crappie

Real catches by this captain

  • A sleek fishing boat navigating through calm waters, surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for a day of angling.
    The lake is still sitting about 9.5 ft low and around 58–60degree water temps depending on the area. The majority of fish in my mind are offshore due to the lack of grass and cover up shallow with the lower than normal water. There is a pile of fish on bait roaming around but it has been a bit more difficult for me to find a quality bite with the fish on bait balls. They will bite about anything from a jerk bait, minnow or Alabama-rig just depending on how they are setup in the water column at the time of your cast. You can also go idle creek swings and points and find quite a few groups of fish doing so if you can target the right kinds of areas that have a bunch of bait. If there's nothing going on in the area and you don't see bait around there's probably a good chance there aren't many fish around right now. As for these fish, you can catch them many different ways from a tail spinner wing-ding type bait to a fluke on a Carolina rig or any of your other minnow imitating baits. Theres also some fish on piles still so don't rule that out. As the water cools off a bit more Id predict that the live scope on bait bite will get better. They do seem a lot smarter than in previous winters but that's the evolution of fish. Hope this helps.
  • Angler proudly displaying a large Largemouth Bass while fishing on a boat in a serene lake environment.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    Largemouth Bass
    With the water still around 7ft below pool, Sam Rayburn is still fishing especially good for this time of year. For bass, theres a ton of floating fish on bait for a guy who wants to catch them using livescope or comemout with us and learn how to be more efficient using it. Basically you can just drop ths trolling motor anywhere theres bait and start finding targets everywhere you pan. Ive also found quite a few schools sitting on the top of or the side of ledges depending on the weather. Most of them have been in the 9-15ft range on main lake sturcture which could be an underwater point, creek channel or the edge of a raodbed. Youve got to use your electronics and fish where the fish and bait are not where you think they should be. You cant catch ghosts. For the fish in the bottom we have been rotating through a big plug, Carolina rig and a dropshot. As far as crappie, the but has gotten a lot better the oast two weeks as far as size. There are some really nice crappie on the piles at the moment in about 18-25ft. Sunday was an exceptional day for big crappie and they but really good. It seems like the lower water temps have really helped with the size. I hope this helps anyone looking for some info and would love the opportunity to show you in person.
  • A scenic view of a lake at sunset with a boat being launched from a truck, surrounded by trees.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    Aaron H.
    Aaron H.
    Had a good day. We caught a decent amount of bass throughout day but bite was challenging. A bunch in the 1-3lb range. Credit to Ross he worked lots of sites trying to put us on fish. He was a really solid guy and very knowledgable. He was disappointed we couldn’t have had a better day fishing wise but we were happy. He out in a LOT of effort. That’s just fishing sometimes
  • A young angler proudly displaying a large Largemouth Bass while fishing on a serene lake, with another fisherman in the background.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    As of today, the lake is back on the rise. We got down around 4-foot-high last week, but with all the rain the lake has rose to a little over 5ft high to 169.67. the lake is still fishing pretty good for the water temperatures. You can still catch them about any way you want. Personally, I have been offshore fishing points and hard spots mostly unless I just see a big group of fish. Last week during a trip we found some better than average schooling fish (very large school) and could catch them on a spook, jerkbait or pinging a minnow on em. There's still plenty of fish 12-18ft dependent on thermocline in the area of the lake your fishing. Water clarity is back down a bit but will clear up fairly quick Im sure. Hope this helps.
  • Angler displaying a large Largemouth Bass while standing on a fishing boat, showcasing a successful day on the water.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    As of today the lake is finally still going down slowly and is at a 6.75 feet high. The fishing has still been good offshore. We have been focusing on points from 8-25 ft of water. Every point is different, but we are catching the majority of them on dropshots, carolina rigs with a 6th sense hogwalla and a big crainkbait. When I see a group of fish we will also scope them with a big spoon or wing ding type bait at least to identify that they are bass or not. Personally, I have not been up in the bushes really but there's still some fish up there for sure. The quality bites seem to be offshore for our trips anyways and my topwater bites have seemed to be fading lately. I do think if you land on the right spot you can get right with a big walking bait in a hurry. There's plenty of small fish schooling in certain places as well. The fishing should continue to get better as the water slowly falls it will bring them out to where they are supposed to be this time of year.
  • A young angler casting a line from a bass boat on a calm lake, surrounded by lush greenery.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    Darin S.
    Darin S.
    First let me say that we didn't go on Rayburn. A few days before we went on our trip the fish just shut off, so Ross our captain called me and asked if we would rather try a smaller lake in the area. We had a great trip and caught some really nice wish all on frogs which we love to do. Ross could have left things as they were, brought us out on Rayburn and hope we get into some fish but he wanted to make sure that we had a good time so he offered some alternatives. I appreciate the fact that he cared enough to want us to catch some fish and didn't mind going out of his way to do so. I'll definitely be using Ross Jewell again.
  • An angler proudly displays a large Largemouth Bass while fishing on a serene lake, with another person in the background.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    Curtis W.
    Curtis W.
    Will tell you straight up what he knows about any questions is very knowledgeable on electronics and willing to share that information
  • Two anglers proudly displaying their large Largemouth Bass at a fishing tournament event.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    The fishing on Sam Rayburn has been really good the past couple weeks. If you catch it on the right day it can be hard to believe. Certain days when there is a new push of fish up shallow in the grass you can catch some 7-9 pound fish on traps, alabama rigs and chatterbaits. Lots of 4-6 pound range fish as well being caught with good numbers. Hopefully all the new water coming in doesnt affect anything but I would think that they would just continue staging until its time for them to pull up and spawn which will be fairly soon for some if conditions allow.
  • Young angler proudly holding a largemouth bass aboard a boat on open water.
    Fish 1
    Largemouth Bass
    Mark L.
    Mark L.
    Ross was great with my 13-year-old son Jake; he was very patient and helpful. We were thrilled to catch 11 fish in around 3 hours. Overall a great experience with Ross. He managed Jake's expectations and then over-achieved. Ross's expert knowledge of Lake Sam Rayburn and state-of-the-art equipment led to a successful day under challenging weather conditions. We are planning to return during the high season in Jan. - March. Thanks, Ross!

What is the boat like?

Boat image
Boat category
Skiffs and flats boats
Capacity
2 persons
Boat length
21 ft
Year built
2021
Boat manufacturer
Phoenix
Boat type
Bass boat
Engine model
Mercury
Powered by
1 x 250HP

What kind of fishing will you do?

River Fishing
Lake Fishing
Reef Fishing

Which fishing techniques you can try

Light Tackle
Heavy Tackle

Which amenities are available onboard

GPS
Fishfinder
What's included in the trip price
Rods, reels & tackle
Lures
Drinks
We provide water, anything else should be provided by the customers.

How cancellations work

Free cancellation up to 3 days prior to trip
You can cancel or modify your booking up to 3 days before the trip date, free of charge. If you cancel or modify your booking later, or fail to show up, you'll forfeit 100% of what you've paid.
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What the listing policies are

Pickup not included
Transfer to/from departure site is not included in trip rates.
Child friendly
Kids are more than welcome. Anyone under 10 should bring their own lifejacket though. Its difficult to keep enough sizes in the boat for everyone, especially children.
No smoking
You keep catch
Catch and release allowed

How you can pay

Pay online in full
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No additional fees.
Book with 50% deposit, pay rest to captain
When the captain confirms your trip, FishingBooker charges your credit card a 50% deposit to guarantee your reservation.
The remaining balance is to be paid directly to the charter operator on or prior to your trip date in one of the following payment methods:
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