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UPCOMING FLY FISHING EVENTS

Fish Spotlight: Guadalupe Bass

The Guadalupe Bass became the State Fish of Texas in 1989, and rightfully so. So without further ado, here is the one I have been waiting to write; here is Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing's Fish Spotlight on our endemic black bass, our Hill Country Emerald (I'm hoping to coin this term), the Guadalupe Bass. Fish Spotlight: Guadalupe Bass Photo courtesy Dan James

Fish Spotlight: White Bass

Known as Sand Bass, Barfish, Streaker, or Silver Bass, the White Bass has become a favorite target of freshwater anglers, including fly anglers, in Texas. Here is Texas Freshwater Fly Fishing's Fish Spotlight on one of the Texas' favorite Springtime catches. Fish Spotlight: White Bass Photo courtesy of Kevin Opgenorth

Fly Fishing Lake Amistad in July

Fly Fishing Lake Amistad in July I went out to Lake Amistad this morning for a little bass fishing. Due to my re-location to Junction, TX, in the near future, all my bass tackle was packed away. I did however have a 5 weight fly rod and some recently tied bass flies. I got some strange looks from the other boats on the lake, but I am used to it by now. My fishing partner for the day didn't think I would catch anything on Lake Amistad with the fly rod either. I was still confident though. The lake was choppy and the sky high. My partner had conventional bass tackle and was throwing senkos, just like everyone else right now. I tied on a white/chart/brown streamer that I tied about a month ago. I didn't catch anything for the first 30 min or so, but neither did my partner. We soon moved to fish a steep bluff with scattered trees. I tied on an olive crawfish that I thought would sink faster...to get to the deeper fish. Within a few minut...

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