Canyon Lake (TX.) & Upper Guadalupe River

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CANYON LAKE: Water clear; 72 degrees; 909':

Largemouth are very good before mid-day in 5'-14' of water on white 7/16 oz.tungsten spinnerbaits w/double willowleaf blades (www.canyonlakefishing.com),
green pumpkin Senkos (www.canyonlakefishing.com), rootbeer green flake Bush Pigs (www.cremelure.com) or Brush Hogs and red shad Power Worms in standing timber under cloudy skies. Bluebird clear days require downsizing both line (8-12 lb. test is best) and lures; e.g., try swimming a 3" grub along submerged ledges of bluffs or deadsticking a 4" plastic stick bait (re: Senko) in
5'-15' and holding your breath while the lure makes it's slow fall.

Smallmouth are good on rootbeer/green curl tail grubs, crawfish colored tubes (www.cremelure.com) and 4" watermelon Senkos w/tails dipped chartreuseand fished along 5'-20' bluffs.

Stripers are only fair early in 30'-50' burning 1/2 oz. white Hyper Striper jigs(www.kgenterprise.com) w/chartreuse or Rat-L-Traps (www.rat-l-traps.com) trailers through schooling fish, vertically jigging Pirk Minnows and drifting live bait.

White Bass are fair to good at night under green lights on live minnows, silver/clear Swirltail grubs and white crappie jigs.


For area info. or to book a guided fishing trip with the most experienced, recommended, Fulltime guides on this lake contact JR's Guide Service
www.jrguideservice.com or call (830) 833-5688, or, at Fisherman's Corner, www.canyonlakefishing.com, FM 306 at Potter's Creek Rd., (210) 213-2534.
The have the largest selection of quality tackle, lures and live bait of any dealer in the area; Terminator, Creme, Yum, Berkley, ABU and more.