YOUR LAKE RAVEN FISHING GUIDE

Lake Raven Bass fishing is why people flock to this lake. The lake consistently produces bass over 10 pounds. To catch yourself a 10-pound bass on Lake Raven fish during the early morning or late evening hours with your favorite topwater fishing lure. The best fishing spots for Largemouth Bass are located at the edge of the hydrilla located shoreline of the lakes 203-acres.

Once you get your lure wet and you’re ready for a bigger lake, try booking a trip with a fishing guide on Lake Livingston or Lake Conroe.

Anglers aren’t allowed to keep grass caught. So if you find one at the end of your fishing line you are required by the Texas Parks and Wildlife to immediately release the fish back into the water.

Lake Raven is also known as a “Community Fishing Lake”. A Community Fishing Lake means no fishing license is required for fishing with the state parks boundary. However, anglers must only use fishing poles and lines. No other method of fishing is permitted on Lake Raven.

The best Lake Raven fishing tip we have found is if the bass isn’t biting your topwater lure, then take a break and switch your bait to a nightcrawler or live cricket for some monster sunfish. Sunfish on Lake Raven commonly reach over 8 inches in length.

The best time to year to fish Lake Raven is during the springtime with a soft plastic lure.