Ready to hook into some monster bass right here in Austin? Our customizable fishing charters on Austin's scenic lakes are just the ticket. Whether you're looking to squeeze in a quick 4-hour trip or want to spend a full day on the water, we've got you covered. Our expert guides know these waters like the back of their hand and are itching to put you on the fish. From beginners casting their first line to seasoned anglers chasing that new personal best, we tailor each trip to make sure you have a blast and maybe even land that trophy catch.
Picture this: You're out on a glassy lake as the sun peeks over the Texas hills, your line slicing through the water as you work a lure along a promising shoreline. That's what awaits on our Austin bass fishing charters. We'll cruise to the best spots, whether that's working deep structure with jigs or throwing topwater lures in the shallows. Our boats are decked out with all the latest gear and fish-finding tech, so you can focus on the fun part – reeling 'em in. And don't worry if you're new to this – our guides are patient teachers who love nothing more than seeing that "fish on!" smile spread across a client's face.
Bass fishing in Austin isn't just about dropping a worm and hoping for the best. We use a mix of tried-and-true techniques and cutting-edge tactics to put you on the fish. Depending on the season and conditions, we might have you flipping soft plastics into heavy cover, working a deep-diving crankbait along underwater points, or dancing a topwater lure across the surface at dawn. Our guides are always experimenting with new lures and techniques, so you might even learn a trick or two to take back to your home waters. We provide all the gear you'll need, from rods and reels to the latest in bass-catching lures, so all you need to bring is your game face.
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Largemouth Bass: The king of Austin's lakes, largemouth bass are the prized catch for most of our anglers. These bruisers can top 10 pounds in our waters, and they're known for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic fights. Spring and fall are prime times for trophy largemouth, but we catch good fish year-round. There's nothing quite like the heart-stopping moment when a big largemouth slams your lure and the fight is on!
Spotted Bass: Often overlooked by visiting anglers, spotted bass (or "Kentucky bass" as some folks call 'em) are a blast to catch. They tend to hang out in deeper water than their largemouth cousins and put up a scrappy fight on light tackle. Spots love rocky areas and can often be caught when the largemouth bite slows down. While they don't typically grow as large as largemouth, a 3-4 pound spotted bass will give you a run for your money and make for some mighty fine eating if you're looking to keep a few for the table.
Look, we know you've got options when it comes to fishing in Austin. But there's a reason our clients keep coming back year after year. It's not just about the fish (though we catch plenty). It's about the whole experience. It's watching the mist rise off the lake as you sip your morning coffee. It's the thrill of feeling that first bite of the day. It's swapping stories and laughs with your guide as you cruise to the next hotspot. And yeah, it's definitely about that rush when you net a personal best bass and get that hero shot for the 'gram. Our guides don't just know how to catch fish – they know how to show you a darn good time on the water.
Every season brings its own magic to Austin's bass fishing scene. This spring, we've been absolutely crushing it on big largemouth bass cruising the shallows. Several of our clients have landed their personal best fish, including a whopping 9-pounder that gave one lucky angler the fight of his life. As we move into summer, we're seeing more and more fish relating to deeper structure, and our guides have been dialing in some killer offshore spots. The spotted bass action has been particularly hot lately, with schools of 2-3 pounders providing non-stop action on some trips. Fall is just around the corner, and that's when things really heat up as the bass start feeding heavily to fatten up for winter. If you're dreaming of that double-digit bass, autumn is prime time to make it happen.
Alright, folks – if you're itching to get out on the water and tangle with some of Austin's hardest-fighting fish, now's the time to lock in your trip. Our calendar fills up fast, especially during peak seasons, so don't wait too long to book. Whether you're looking for a quick half-day trip to scratch that fishing itch or want to spend a full day chasing that bass of a lifetime, we've got you covered. Remember, all gear is provided, so you just need to show up ready for action. Give us a call or shoot us a message to check availability and get ready for some of the best bass fishing Austin has to offer. Trust us, once you feel that first tug on the line, you'll be hooked for life. Let's get you out there and make some memories!
May 26, 2025
Largemouth bass are the heavyweights of the bass family, typically reaching 1-5 pounds but sometimes topping 10. You'll find them lurking around stumps, docks, and weed edges in our local lakes. These ambush predators have huge mouths - they'll gulp down anything from small fish to frogs. Spring and fall are prime seasons when the bass move shallow. Anglers love largemouths for their aggressive strikes and aerial acrobatics when hooked. To catch the big ones, try slow-rolling a large swimbait near cover during low light. These fish aren't picky eaters, but they can be moody. If they're not biting, downsize your lure and slow your retrieve. Patience and persistence pay off with largemouths. Once you hook into a trophy, you'll see why they're considered the ultimate freshwater gamefish.
Spotted bass are the scrappy cousins of largemouths, averaging 1-3 pounds. Look for them in clearer, moving water around rocky areas and ledges. They school up more than other bass, so where you catch one, there's likely more. These aggressive fighters punch above their weight class - they'll dive deep and give you a real tussle on lighter tackle. Spring and fall are great times to target spots as they move shallow to feed. Anglers dig their feisty attitude and the challenge of finding them. To improve your odds, focus on deeper structure using finesse presentations like drop shots or small jigs. A local tip: when the bite's tough, try skipping small soft plastics under overhanging trees. Spots can be particular, but once you dial them in, the action can be non-stop.
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Aaron was knowledgeable and friendly. My son and I had great time. I would definitely recommend Aaron.