YOUR SAN ANGELO FISHING GUIDE

Lake Nasworthy, Twin Buttes Reservoir, and O C Fisher Lake are all options for a fishing spot near San Angelo (TX).

Twin Buttes Reservoir is a 9,080-acre reservoir in Tom Green County. This reservoir has access to Largemouth Bass, Catfish, Crappie, White Bass, and Perch. For the best White Bass fishing on Twin Buttes try artificial baits near creek channels and submerged dropoffs.

Lake Nasworthy is a 1,380-acre lake located to the southwest of San Angelo. The Channel and Blue Catfishing are really good on this lake and the White Bass fishing can be excellent during the right times of the year. For Largemouth Bass fishing try a fishing technique known as “Dabbing”. “Dabbing” is exactly like it sounds, find some bulrush brush and with a long fishing pole lower your jig in an around the brush.

O.C. Fisher Reservoir is a 5,440-acres of water offering Largemouth Bass, White Bass, Crappie, Perch, Channel Catfish, and Blue Catfish to anglers in West Texas. The fish in this lake is known to be fairly young, so if it’s a trophy you’re after this might not be the lake for you. However, the lake does offer up a high number of fish caught when the water levels of O.C. Fisher Reservoir is up.

The rules and regulations for fishing near San Angelo will vary depending on the lake you are fishing on that day. So before you head out with your favorite fishing pole check with the Texas Department of Wildlife.

The type of fishing anglers will experience will vary depending on the location you choose. Migrate Outfitters recommends fishing Lake Nasworthy for the most consistent and exciting fishing trip. However, if you catch Twin Buttes on the right day you could be in for a fun full day of fishing.

San Angelo can get pretty hot and dry during the summer, so the best times to fish will be heavily influenced by the weather and by the water levels of your favorite fishing spot. If the weather or water levels aren't cooperating for you try Falcon Lake or Amistad Reservoir, they might be a little bit of a drive, but the fishing is some of the best in the state of Texas.