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Captain Myles Murray — Lake Guntersville Bass Guide

Captain Myles Murray runs 4, 6, and 8-hour guided bass fishing charters on Lake Guntersville and the Tennessee River, with published rates starting at $375 for a half-day and $750 for a full-day trip.

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Service
Myles Murray Guide Service
Based in
Guntersville, Alabama
Phone
(256) 520-9466

Service areas

Lake GuntersvilleTennessee River

Target species

largemouth bass

Who he is on the water

Myles Murray Guide Service meets guests at 125 Brookline Ridge Road in Guntersville and fishes Lake Guntersville and the Tennessee River. Captain Myles targets trophy bass with four-hour, six-hour, and eight-hour charter formats published directly on his rate card. The morning charter is structured to put clients on the prime dawn window; the afternoon charter covers the evening bite when the lake slows and concentrates fish on shade and current. The full-day format is his most-requested option for anglers wanting to fish multiple sections of the lake in one trip. Published starting prices are $375 for a half-day, $500 for a six-hour, and $750 for a full day. Trips are tailored to skill level — first-time angler through seasoned pro. Soonest trip availability posted as April 20, 2026 at time of verification. Book directly through the service site.

Trips offered

Morning Bass Fishing Charter
6 hrs
Starting at $500

Early trip covering the prime sunrise bite.

Half-Day Morning Bass Fishing Trip
4 hrs
Starting at $375

Four-hour targeted bass action.

Half-Day Afternoon Bass Fishing Trip
4 hrs
Starting at $375

Evening bite, when the lake slows down.

Afternoon Bass Fishing Charter
6 hrs
Starting at $500

Six-hour trip targeting the afternoon and evening bite.

Full-Day Bass Charter
8 hrs
Starting at $750

Maximum time on the water — multiple patterns, multiple sections of the lake.

  • Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) guide license database
  • Guide-provided biography and service information
  • Atlas Editorial verification pass

Data last reviewed: 2026-04-18

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