About Our Corky & Tangie’s Guided Bass & Crappie Fishing Tours

Founded by longtime local anglers Corky and Tangie Neff, Corky & Tangie’s Guided Bass Fishing Tours has become a trusted name in Sebring Florida fishing. With over 40 years of personal fishing experience, Guide Corky Neff built the company on his lifelong passion for bass fishing and sharing that knowledge with others. From its early beginnings, the company has focused on making fishing accessible and enjoyable for every type of angler—beginners, families, and seasoned pros alike.

Corky grew up fishing the waters of Highlands County and has spent decades studying the habits of Largemouth Bass in Central Florida lakes. His expertise is backed by top-of-the-line equipment, including a 21’ Ranger bass boat powered by a 250 HP Mercury engine, paired with custom Reaper Rods, Lew’s Reels, and local tackle brands like Bruiser Baits and Flat Out Tungsten. These tools, combined with his deep local knowledge, ensure that every guided trip offers a professional and rewarding experience on the water.

Tangie Neff complements the team with her own guiding experience, leading family-friendly freshwater trips on Lake Istokpoga. She has a passion for getting groups out on the water to enjoy the natural beauty of Sebring while teaching simple and effective fishing techniques. Together, they form a team that values patience, education, and making each trip comfortable, safe, and memorable. Their approach highlights the company’s mission: to provide high-quality guided fishing trips in Sebring, Florida that create lasting memories for anglers of all levels.

Today, Corky & Tangie’s Guided Bass Fishing Tours specializes in Sebring fishing trips across Lake Istokpoga, Lake June, and Lake Placid—waters known for world-class bass fishing opportunities. By combining decades of expertise, local knowledge, and a true love for the sport, the team continues to set the standard for Sebring bass fishing. Guests leave with more than just fish—they leave with confidence, skills, and a connection to the waters of Central Florida.