This is the second time I've gone out with Jeremy, and both guided fishing trips have been wonderful! The first trip was this spring, 2018, when I wanted to surprise a buddy of mine with a fishing outing, and living on one of the best bass-fishing lakes in the U.S. Seemed perfect. We got out after a postponement due to a cold snap that would have killed us due to temps (Jeremy rescheduled without complaint, and agreed it wasn't the best day), and we got all the fish we could wish for on that trip. I wanna say I got 8, my buddy Kevin got 6, and Jeremy got 10, as it's his lake, guiding on it for over 15-years, and fishing it for 30+ years. The second trip was last weekend, and we were searching for fish due to the time of the year (the fish aren't biting as easily due to a summer full of bugs and baitfish all filling their bellies), so being aggressive with switching tactics (lures vs. Live bait vs. Casting techniques like reeling in swim bait vs. Letting a fake worm it on the bottom, slowly reeling it in become important) was super helpful on getting a big fish. So, I put something around 8-pounds on my hook and lost it in a rookie move of letting it jump and loosen the tension on the hook for a second, thus shaking me off the catch, and I saw Jeremy catch the biggest fish he's ever caught on this lake in his life that day (yes, the skipper will fish with you, and the big fish I let get off was from a cast that Jeremy put out for me, teaching me another tactic of stalling the line before it goes to far), and I got to be catching fish with him. Now, I have to admit: I sport fished throughout my childhood, and commercial fished out of San Francisco during high school for salmon on a troller, tuna fished on a troller that would be out for 100+ day trips with me and the captain, and purse-seined for salmon in Alaska for a couple of seasons, so I've caught more fish in a day than most catch in a lifetime, and I was burned out on fishing...until I was living on this wonderful lake and wanted to go immediately to high-lining (catching the most fish), and found Jeremy Taylor. Back to his abilities as a guide; we never had to wait for anything during the outing, the gear rods, reels, and tackle he provided was as good as it gets, and we CAUGHT FISH! Bring your sun-protective clothing, your snacks, and he'll provide the non-alcoholic drinks to keep you hydrated, and I'm almost positive you'll catch lots of fish due to Jeremy's guiding and the nature of Clear Lake. I don't write too many reviews, but I make sure to cover the best and the worst- and Jeremy Taylor of "Taylored Guide Service" is the best and a sure bet on this fabled fishing lake. read more