YOUR SAN ANTONIO FISHING GUIDE

San Antonio fishing is known for its motto of “Reel Fun Close to Home”. The Texas Parks and Wildlife work hard to keep the fishing experiences fun for all skill levels of anglers, by stocking local ponds and lakes with a variety of fish species.

Bag limits and size requirements can change from lake to lake in the state of Texas, so you’ll want to check with the Texas Parks and Wildlife for more information about the fishing spot you plan on heading out to.

In Texas, all anglers 17 years of age and older are required to have a valid fishing license in their possession while fishing public water.

Braunig Lake and Calaveras Lake are both power plant reservoirs, and power plant reservoirs are excellent choices for fishing during the colder months due to fish gathering in the warm water being expelled by the plant.

Calaveras Lake has several great places to fish with cattails and bulrush. Like most lakes, if you head towards the dam you can find plenty of rock structure to bounce a crankbait off of.

Largemouth bass fishing at Canyon Lake is by far the most popular choice for anglers in the area and the best time of year for a successful fishing trip is during the spring months. For white bass, try booking a fishing guide service during the summer months, your guide will know where these fish will tend to school.

Calaveras Lake fishing is excellent for catfish, hybrid striped bass, and drum. The channel catfish on this lake is at its peak during the months of March to May. For red drum, try fishing during the month of August with crawfish or tilapia.