YOUR LAKE ARROWHEAD FISHING GUIDE

This lake is known as a favorite place to fish in Texas and a big reason for that is the amount of vegetation, timber, and other fish-attracting structures. One of the big attractors for crappie and other fish are the old oil derricks on the lake, fifteen in total. Anglers can also head towards the dam or one of the bridges around the main lake areas.

All bag limits and size requirements for fishing this lake fall under the state-wide fishing regulations by the state of Texas.

A fishing license for anglers 17 years and older can be purchased at your favorite outdoor sporting goods store, or online through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

Head out with a fishing guide service on Lake Arrowhead for a family-friendly fishing trip during any time of the year for crappie and you’ll have a high rate of success. The crappie can be caught with small jigs, spinners, or live minnows. Target the state park area, dams, or bridges to catch your limit of these great tasting fish.

The lower sections of Lake Arrowhead can produce some nice size, Largemouth Bass. During the summer try a topwater lure in shallow water fishing spots.

Chances are when you start to see a bunch of boats on the lake it means springtime crappie fishing is in full swing on Lake Arrowhead. Lake Arrowhead Fishing charters will recommend this spring spawning season as the best time to go fishing on Lake Arrowhead.