ADAMS GUIDE SERVICE
SOUTH DAKOTA FISHING GUIDE
FISHING
LAKE THOMPSON
DE SMET, SD
FISHING LAKE SHARPE
PIERRE, SD
FISHING LAKE OAHE
PIERRE, SD
PERCH, CRAPPIE & GILLS
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota Walleye Fishing Trips & Fishing Guide
Looking for a professional South Dakota fishing guide? Adams Guide Service offers guided walleye fishing charters on the Missouri River system, including Lake Oahe, Lake Sharpe, and Lake Francis Case. Whether you're planning a dedicated walleye fishing trip or exploring South Dakota's premier fishing lakes, enjoy guided fishing opportunities tailored to your target species and fishing destination.
Email: andre@oahewalleye.com
Call or Text: 605-323-8378
Adams Guide Service - South Dakota Walleye Fishing Guide
Creating lifelong memories on the Missouri River & Lake Thompson, SD for over 20 years.
South Dakota Fishing Guide | Guided Walleye Fishing Trips
Whether you're planning a family fishing vacation, a weekend getaway with friends, or a dedicated fishing adventure, a guided fishing trip in South Dakota is a great way to get on the water and experience some of the region's best fishing opportunities.
From the Missouri River system to the eastern glacial lakes, our South Dakota fishing guide services offer guided fishing trips targeting a variety of popular freshwater species.
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andre@oahewalleye.com
SOUTH DAKOTA FISHING GUIDE FOR
WALLEYE, PERCH, PIKE, CRAPPIE, BLUEGILL, BASS & CATFISH
Lake Oahe, Lake Sharpe, Lake Francis Case - On the Missouri River
Lake Thompson, SD, Big Stone Lake & other eastern glacial lakes
ABOUT
Andre Adams
Fishing Guide & Owner of Adams Guide Service
I have been fishing Lakes Oahe and Sharpe since 1994, to include a few years of guiding with my dad, prior to taking over the business as a South Dakota walleye fishing guide. I love it! I love meeting new people. I enjoy the camaraderie that develops throughout the day and I enjoy sharing ideas and knowledge concerning the great sport of fishing. I've also been fishing glacier lakes: Thompson, Poinsett, and Sinai since the early '90s.
I believe Lake Oahe and Lake Sharpe are the Capitol of walleye fishing in central South Dakota. The great thing about fishing for these walleye is that you run into other species such as trophy small-mouth bass, pike, perch, white bass, channel and blue cats, and the list goes on with occasional trout and salmon.
I've been fishing South Dakota eastern glacier lakes since the mid-90s, and in 2007, I expanded my guiding services to those lakes. This includes Lake Thompson among several other lakes stretching from Madison SD south as far as Vermillion and Yankton. These lakes provide opportunities in angling for multiple freshwater species.
I also guide for perch and bluegill north of Milbank, SD on Big Stone Lake. These glacial and prairie lakes offer a variety of species: walleye, pike, perch, crappie, sm bass, and white bass.
Contact me to book your trip
André Adams
605-323-8378
andre@oahewalleye.com
TESTIMONIALS
A VARIETY OF SPECIES
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW LONG WILL WE FISH?
Your day of fishing starts around 7:30-8 AM and ends about 4 pm. Should we limit on one species before 4 pm, we will search for others.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
- Check the weather forecast:
- Layers - it may be cool in the morning and get hot later in the day
- Light rain gear
- Snacks & Drinks
- Cooler to transport your fish
- Fishing license
WHAT'S A GUIDED TRIP LIKE?
A guided fishing trip on the water is an excellent way to bond with friend or have a memorable time with your family. Whether you're looking to take a family vacation or just get away from it all for a few days with your friends, a guided fishing trip may be for you.
WHAT IF I HAVE A DISABILITY?
We make every effort to accommodate all disabilities. I have served clients with mobility issues and have no problems working with you to accommodate your needs.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
The rate includes gas in the boat, bait, rods, reels and tackle, and the cleaning and packaging of your catch. Not included: Fishing license, liquids, meals or gratuity.
WHAT SHOULD I TIP?
Gratuities are welcomed but not expected. In the service industry, I tip others as I would want to be tipped if I provided a great, memorable day.
