Thank you for inquiring about guided walleye fishing trips with BJ's Guide Service, LLC. My name is Brian J. Nielson and I am the owner and operator of BJ's Guide Service, LLC.
I have been guiding anglers on fishing trips for nearly 40 years now. I especially enjoy taking those who are fishing for the first time! I have current first aid and CPR cards and I am a licensed guide with the State of Washington, as well.
I began fishing Eastern Washington in the 1960's when just out of high school and started guiding professionally in 1980. The guide business picked up to the point where it made more sense to concentrate my efforts on what was most popular with my clients; The Moses Lake/Banks Lake/Potholes areas via power boat.
Moses Lake, Banks Lake, and the Potholes Reservoir offer excellent walleye, bass, and trout fishing from April through October. Moses Lake is conveniently located right off I-90 in Eastern Washington state. Banks Lake is north of Coulee City. The Potholes Reservoir is slightly south of Moses Lake.
Please be sure to book your trip early to ensure a great fishing experience.
Thank you for taking the time to learn about BJ's Guide Service, LLC!
~ BJ Nielson
After years of trying out many types of rods, I have determined that St. Croix rods meet my fishing requirements best. I am fortunate to be part of their Pro- Staff. They have quality products that give anglers a decided edge when fishing for walleye, bass, and trout.li
The power boat is a 2075 Lund fisherman. The boat is specially outfitted for myself and 1-4 other anglers. Fish in comfort for those wily walleye and beautiful bass! This Lund Fisherman is perfect for fishing on Moses Lake, Banks Lake, or Potholes Reservoir.P add text.
Mack's Lures and Yakima Bait offer a wide variety of colors and patterns uniquely suited to walleye, bass, and trout fishing under all kinds of water conditions. Especially on Moses Lake, Banks Lake, and Potholes Reservoir! Because of this versatility, I applied and was accepted to their Pro-Staff programs as well.
