Austin Fishing Reports

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of May 12th:

"We continue to experience great fishing at Decker averaging 30-50 bass per trip in the boat. We are doing best recently with using small soft jerkbaits around bass actively feeding and chasing shad in the shallows. "-Ander

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Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of May 5th:

"Good fishing right now! Still quite a few bass that are spawning, but many are done at this point. We had the best success by fishing in and around shallow spawning areas with drop shot rigged finesse worms." -Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of April 28th:

"Good fishing at Lake Austin right now. We are finding good success in shallow spawning areas with a hollow body frog, weightless senkos, and a finesse worm on a drop shot rig." -Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of April 21st:

"A little of the same old, same old... fantastic fishing and smashing bass in the grass. As is nearly always the case on Decker, we are finding the best success with fishing submerged vegetation in 4-10 ft of water. The bait of choice this week also continues to be drop shot rigged finesse worms."~Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of April 14th:

"Great fishing right now. If you stumble on the right stretch of reeds early in the morning, you can do a lot of damage with a River2Sea Phat Mat Daddy frog. After that first hour though, we are having better success with drop shot rigged finesse worms and swimbaits over submerged vegetation in 4-10 ft of water."-Ander

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Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of March 31st:

"Great fishing right now! We are finding great success with swimbaits fished over submerged vegetation in 5-10 ft of water."-Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of March 10th:

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Decker Lake Fishing Report, Week of March 3rd:

"We are finding good success with using a suspending jerkbait over submerged vegetation in 4-8 ft of water around bass actively feeding on shad."-Ander

Decker Lake Fishing Report, Week of January 27th:

"If you pull up on the right place at the right time you will catch them right now, but that place and time changes every day recently. We have had good success fishing submerged vegetation with drop-shot rigs and umbrella rigs recently."-Ander

Decker Lake Fishing Report, Week of November 26th:

"Having good success with squarebill crankbaits over submerged vegetation and drop shot rigged finesse worms on the deeper edges of the vegetation." -Ander

Decker Lake Fishing Report, Week of September 10th:

"We have had really good success recently by fishing fast over shallow submerged vegetation with various soft plastic baits." -Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of August 27th:

"We are finding good success with top waters early in the morning around shallow vegetation. Later, we are doing well fishing offshore structure with drop shot rigged finesse worms and a Texas rigged 10'' worm." -Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of July 23rd:

"Having good success right now targeting shaded shorelines with various top water baits and a drop shot rig. -Ander

Fishing Reports from Austin, Week of July 16th:

"Doing well on Lady Bird Lake fishing deeper offshore cover/structure with finesse worms." -Ander

"Decker Lake- As things heat up, we are doing better by fishing offshore cover such as brush piles. Texas rigged large worms and smaller straight tail worms on a shaky head are producing the majority of our bass right now."-Ander

"Report for Stillhouse Hollow Lake: Look for bass out on deeper grass lines in 20-25 ft of water or on offshore structure in 30-40 ft of water. Doing well with drop shot rigged finesse worms and a Texas Rigged PowerTeam Lures Tickler."-Ander

"Lake Travis - Fish the steeper shorelines with large boulders. Doing well with drop shot rigged finesse worms and topwaters."-Ander

Fishing Reports from Stillhouse Hollow Lake, Week of July 9th:

"Look for bass out on deeper grass lines in 20-25 ft of water or on offshore structure in 30-40 ft of water. Doing well with drop shot rigged finesse worms and a Texas Rigged PowerTeam Lures Tickler."-Ander