Jonestown Fishing Reports (May 2026)

Evan Coleman
Horseshoe Bay, Texas
Reported: 3 days ago

Good! Super busy!

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Evan Coleman Horseshoe Bay, Texas Reported: 3 days ago

Good! Super busy!

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Jake Kennamer with Uncharted Fishing
Austin, Texas
Reported: 3 weeks ago

Here are the best pictures from the last couple weeks!

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Jake Kennamer with Uncharted Fishing Austin, Texas Reported: 3 weeks ago

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Ander Meine
Killeen, Texas
Reported: 4 weeks ago

Lady Bird Lake Fishing Report – Spring Update Lady Bird Lake is at a normal level with clear water and about 4–6 feet of visibility. Water temperatures are around 68°, and bass are holding shallow, generally less than 15 feet deep. Fish are relating heavily to submerged vegetation in and...

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Ander Meine Killeen, Texas Reported: 4 weeks ago

Lady Bird Lake Fishing Report – Spring Update

Lady Bird Lake is at a normal level with clear water and about 4–6 feet of visibility. Water temperatures are around 68°, and bass are holding shallow, generally less than 15 feet deep. Fish are relating heavily to submerged vegetation in and around spawning areas, with some still actively spawning and others staging nearby.

The most consistent bite has been coming on Texas-rigged stick worms worked through submerged grass. Anglers have been finding success by covering water until they locate fish, then slowing down and thoroughly fishing those areas to pick up multiple bites. While the bite has been fairly steady throughout the day, the afternoon hours have been slightly more productive overall.

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Evan Coleman
Horseshoe Bay, Texas
Reported: 1 month ago

For sure

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Evan Coleman Horseshoe Bay, Texas Reported: 1 month ago

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Ander Meine
Killeen, Texas
Reported: 1 month ago

Lake Austin is at a normal level with clear water and about 4–6 feet of visibility. Water temperatures are around 65°, and bass are in all phases of the spawn. Fish are holding shallow across the lake, and it’s common to run into small groups that can produce quick flurries...

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Ander Meine Killeen, Texas Reported: 1 month ago

Lake Austin is at a normal level with clear water and about 4–6 feet of visibility. Water temperatures are around 65°, and bass are in all phases of the spawn. Fish are holding shallow across the lake, and it’s common to run into small groups that can produce quick flurries of action before things slow down again.

The most consistent bite has been coming on finesse presentations, especially drop-shot rigged worms and Texas-rigged stick worms worked through submerged vegetation on the main lake. Anglers have been finding success by focusing on productive grass areas, where bass are staging, spawning, or guarding beds, and taking their time to thoroughly fish each stretch.

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Evan Coleman
Horseshoe Bay, Texas
Reported: 1 month ago

LBJ is fishing really good!

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Evan Coleman Horseshoe Bay, Texas Reported: 1 month ago

LBJ is fishing really good!

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Evan Coleman
Horseshoe Bay, Texas
Reported: 2 months ago

LBJ is fishing good. Fish are shallow on beds and moving up to spawn and we are catching.

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Evan Coleman Horseshoe Bay, Texas Reported: 2 months ago

LBJ is fishing good. Fish are shallow on beds and moving up to spawn and we are catching.

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Ander Meine
Killeen, Texas
Reported: 2 months ago

Inks Lake Fishing Report – Late Winter / Pre-Spawn Update Inks Lake is currently at a normal level with stained water and about 2–4 feet of visibility. Water temperatures are sitting around 56°, and bass are starting to transition toward early pre-spawn patterns after the recent freeze. The main spawning...

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Ander Meine Killeen, Texas Reported: 2 months ago

Inks Lake Fishing Report – Late Winter / Pre-Spawn Update

Inks Lake is currently at a normal level with stained water and about 2–4 feet of visibility. Water temperatures are sitting around 56°, and bass are starting to transition toward early pre-spawn patterns after the recent freeze. The main spawning activity is likely still a few weeks away, but fish are beginning to move and group up.

The most consistent action has been coming from crankbaits worked around rocky areas and shaky head rigged finesse worms fished around docks, primarily in 5–12 feet of water. Bass are often holding in small groups, so anglers may experience slower stretches between bites, but it’s common to catch multiple fish once an active area is located. Slowing down and thoroughly fishing productive structure has been key to putting together solid days on the water.

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