Lake of the Ozarks Fishing Charters

What better way to start the year than a fishing adventure in the Ozarks? Thanks to the year-round fishing opportunities here, you'll find plenty of fish. One that's biting especially hard in January is Crappie.

In February, you'll start seeing Bass in larger numbers, and they get hungry at this time of the year. Head over to the shallower waters for the best chance of catching all Bass varieties!

With temperatures slowly rising, you'll find that fishing doesn't slow down in Lake of the Ozarks. On the contrary, the Bass bite is hot, and you'll find them swarming the shallower waters of the lake.

If Bass is what you're after, this is the time to go for them. You'll find that both Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass are biting hard, and you can also test your luck with Crappie and Paddlefish.

With spring in full swing, a day on the water can do wonders. Head on down to the lake and go after some of the prized species on offer, like Bass, Crappie, Bluegill, and Catfish.

This is a great time to go after Bluegill, which are especially good when it comes to introducing your kids to the joys of fishing. You'll get to go after tasty Catfish as well.

Summer's here, and so are the fish! Fishing for Bluegill is at its peak, as they fill the shallow waters of the lake. Bring your kids on a great summer vacation, and have a real adventure!

The weather remains hot, and the bite does too! In August, you have the chance to target almost anything from Bass to Crappie and Bluegill. They're all biting, so don't miss the opportunity to fill your bags.

As the fall slowly approaches, Bass tend to flock to the lake's deeper waters. In September you should opt for a guide who'll take you out to all of the hotpots, and hook some trophy Bass.

The temperatures start to drop in October, and this marks the arrival of Crappie fishing. Bass fishing is still strong, especially in the deeper parts of the lake.

This is when Crappie make their way to the shoreline, so don't hesitate to sink a line here in November! You can also head out in search of some big Catfish, as they're still biting hard.

End your year with a blast, by heading out to the lake for some angling action! You'll find that Crappie, Bluegill, and Catfish are all in the cards in December.