Day Trip
Steady action on eater and slot-size blues, with real shots at a giant when the big fish turn on.
- All gear and bait provided
- Bring your own food and drinks
From $350
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Guided trophy blue catfish trips on Kansas' biggest lake, day and night. Bring your crew. Todd brings the fish.
84lb
Biggest blue in the boat
Countless
Hours on Milford tracking down trophy blue cats
6hrs
Every trip, day or night
Mar–Dec
From ice-off into December
Your guide
Fish with
Todd Clement
Todd has been chasing blue cats on Milford Lake for more than 25 years. His first boat came straight out of a catfish tournament: he won $10,000 — and bought the boat on the drive home.
These days he puts that experience to work for his clients, from kids catching their first fish to anglers hunting a new personal best.
“I start getting after these big blues the day the ice comes off.”
“ANYONE that loves to fish, you have to contact Todd Clement!”
“Todd knows where to look. Highly recommend a trip with him.”
“The way you guys catch fish is just not normal.”
Trips & rates
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Night Trip
Beat the summer heat. Lights on the boat, rods bent under the stars while the big ones feed.
- All gear and bait provided
- Bring your own food and drinks
From $350
BookRates
| 2 people | $350 |
|---|---|
| 3 people | $425 |
| 4 people | $500 |
Day or night, same price. Call or text 785-366-0754 for open dates.
Most anglers 16 and older need a Kansas fishing license — get yours fromKDWP before your trip.
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The lake
Kansas' biggest
blue cat water
Milford Lake runs from Wakefield in the north down to the dam near Junction City — river channels, flats and creek arms full of big blue catfish.
SpringMar – May
Todd starts the day the ice comes off. As the water warms, blues push onto flats and up creek arms to feed — great for numbers and size.
“More truly giant fish this spring than I’ve seen in 25 years of fishing it.”
SpawnJun – Jul
Big fish get picky while they spawn, but eater and slot-size blues keep rods bent. Summer nights are the move to beat the heat.
“Spawn doesn’t mean you can’t catch big ones — you just gotta hit ’em right in the face with the bait.”
Late SummerAug – Sep
Fish come off the spawn hungry and feed heavy on shad, for big fish and eaters alike. Day and night trips both shine.
“The night bite is tough to beat right now.”
FallOct – Dec
As the water cools, the big ones feed up. Many blues hold in their home stretch mid-lake while others slide toward deeper water — Todd knows both.
“Can be the best big fish bite of the entire year.”
Every season fishes different, and Todd has spent 25 years figuring out each one. Spring, summer or fall — whenever you book, you're fishing with your best shot at a giant.
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Tell Todd when you want to go and who's coming. He'll call or text to lock in a date. If he doesn't pick up, send a text — cell service on the lake is spotty.