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Choke Canyon Reservoir Bass Fishing in Texas

Largemouth Bass fishing in Choke Canyon Reservoir is tough to beat in the state of Texas. This is especially true during all months of the year besides summer months. When you book a Choke Canyon Reservoir fishing guide, during the springtime, they might ask you to cast a spinnerbait or soft plastic warm near some shoreline structure areas.

This lake is full over the structure for the bass to thrive in, so be sure to bring some tough fishing line to make sure your big bass doesn’t cut your line on the thick structure. We recommend using around 20lb test line on your reel, especially when fishing near the mesquite trees. Don’t worry! Fishing guides on Choke Canyon will have everything you need to make your fishing trip one to remember for all the right reasons.

  • Choke Canyon Reservoir Fishing

    Fishing this reservoir includes excellent chances for Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, and Largemouth Bass to fill your fishing trip photos.

  • Fishing Licenses and Regulations

    The size requirements and bag limits for the Choke Canyon reservoir follow the general state-wide rules and regulations set out by the Texas Parks and Wildlife for managing our state’s fisheries.

    A fishing license is required to be in the possession of all anglers 17 years and older when fishing the public freshwater fishing spots in the state of Texas.

  • Types of Fishing in Choke Canyon

    Anglers can choose from a variety of fishing techniques on this wonderful lake. You can choose from fishing with live minnows, in the late winter months, for White Bass near the Frio River or you can fish with cut bait or cheese bait for monster blue catfish.

    If you prefer to cast and reel while you fish Choke Canyon, then you might want to try deep diving crankbaits in the summer for Largemouth Bass. However, fishing for bass on this lake during the summer can be a challenge for the most seasoned of anglers, so we recommend booking a fishing trip with a fishing guide who spends most of his days out on the water following the movements of the fish.

  • Best Time to Fish Choke Canyon

    Migrate recommends fishing Choke Canyon during the months of March, April and early May. When fishing for bass during this time of year you can reel them in by the boat full!

    Fish are always on the move and it’s definitely worth the investment to learn from a professional fishing charter or guide. Doing so will teach you new techniques and fishing tips for improving your success rate and saving you time to the dinner plate.

WHAT KIND OF FISH ARE IN CHOKE CANYON RESERVOIR

Crappie with an anglers thumb in its mouth being held up for the camera Crappie
catfish-1552846157_species_bluegill_catfish Channel Catfish
Largemouth Bass with a white lure hanging out of it mouth Largemouth Bass
white-bass-1552853046_species_whitebass White Bass
Blue Catfish sitting in a boat with its tail curled Blue Catfish
An Alligator Gar swimming in the grass inside an aquarium Alligator Gar
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FAQ’s ABOUT FISHING IN CHOKE CANYON RESERVOIR

How far is Choke Canyon from San Antonio?

75 miles from downtown San Antonio. It’s an easy drive and makes a great trip with the family.

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