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Water clear; 60 degrees; 909.54' :

Largemouth are very good to 10 lbs in 5'-18' (and shallower) along and
above breaklines of sloping points using pumpkin-chartreuse Snap Back
(www.terminatorlures.com) lizards, crawfish Rat-L-Traps (www.rat-l-trap.com) and Texas rigged pumpkin plastic stickbaits like 5" Whaky Sticks (www.cremelure.com). Upriver, bass are consistently good to over 5 lbs. working stumps and laydowns in 2'-6' on flats of channel turns with a all red Terminator (new series of stainless) spinnerbaits, watermelon-red Snap Back soft jerkbaits rigged on a 5/0 Bait Jerker Hook by Falcon Lures (www.falconlures.com) and pitching crawfish colored Craw Tubes (www.cremelure.com).

Smallmouth are good to 5 lbs. on crawfish tubes, pumpkin Sliding
Weight (www.slidingweight.com) craw fish and rootbeer-green curl tail grubs.

Stripers fair to good along channel breaklines in 35' vertically jigging
1/2 silver Pirk Minnows, 3" Spoiler Shads and white bucktails with
grub trailers.

White Bass are very good staging for the spawning run in 25'-40' on 1/4 oz. silver Pirk Minnows, 2" Spoiler Shads and Blade Runners (www.lakeviewlures.com).

Flathead and Blue Catfish are good to 19 pounds on juglines.

For area information, accommodations, or to book a guided trip w/the most
experienced, Fulltime, professional guide service fishing Canyon for 40 years
contact JR's Guide Service (www.jrguideservice.com). Call: (830) 833-5688 or email jimfish@moment.net. Your most convenient bait and tackle dealer on the upper end and Guadalupe River on the south side of the lake is Canyon Bait House, 15695 Cranes Mill Rd., (830) 899-9747.