The
Orlando, Daytona and all of
the Central Florida area has
some of the best trophy largemouth
bass fishing the world has
to offer.
My Name is Captain Ed Bussard and
I am the owner of Bass Challenger
Guide Service. I started guiding
clients at the age of 18 out of a
fish camp called Osteen Bridge Fishcamp
on the St Johns River.
Before guiding I was a dock hand
for two years on weekends and during
the summer months when I was not
attending school. It is now 30 years
later and at the age of 48 I still
make my living on the water as a
full time guide. Many things have
changed in 30 years but the one thing
that hasn't is my desire to see the
smile on my clients faces each time
they catch a fish aboard my boat.
There
are many guide services in the Orlando
area today and I understand that
it is a hard decision to make when
spending your hard earned money on
what is supposed to be a fishing
trip of a lifetime. I am here to
let you know that 20 years fishing
experience in FL is not the same
as 20 years of guide experience in
Florida as many claim. If you are
looking for a guide with a life long
passion of putting smiles on clients
faces you have came to the right
place. You may not see me at the
top of the local guide pages on the
Internet search engines because I
am not one of the numerous new guides
that because of their Internet skills
have plastered the Internet with
there new business's. Please take
a good look through my website and
see for yourself what 28 years of
guiding experience is all about.
Read
more about Capt Eddie Bussard.....
Eddie
has been guiding his clients
to some of the greatest largemouth
bass fishing in the central Florida
area. He has spent many years
on the water from South of Orlando,
through Sanford all the way to
Daytona Beach which include the
St. John's River, The Kissimmee
Chain of Lakes, and the Butler
Chain of Lakes. He now uses that
knowledge and experience to make
sure that his clients not only
catch fish, but have a wonderful
and FUN day. Writers often fish
with Eddie to get a good background
for their stories. "Catch
a Memory" will take on a
new meaning after a day on the
beautiful waters of Central Florida.
