Fished a couple of "Inner City" locations and the bite was "SUPER"! With a lot of fresh RAIN water that has fallen this spring inner city water spots are in GREAT shape with good current and a bunch of HUNGRY Sunfish. Caught numerous Longear,Greens,Bluegill,and Redbreast. Fish were healthy and full of fight. Both bottom and float techniques were used. Fish were in 2 to 5 feet of water. Worms were the bait used. All fished were released. Catching a bunch of nice "Inner City" Sunnies! It just don't get any better!

Awesome Chuck! Lots of inner city creeks have very eager sunfish and normally a few large bass that are smarter than us.

Great variety of fish Chuck

Thanks Andrew and Jamie for the replies. Andrew: I have seen some nice bass. Getting them to bite is another thing. You are right. They are pretty smart!

Way to go! Looks like a nice little creek. Do you go to the San Marcos river much ? I've always wanted to flyfish there

Thanks lambcotx for the reply! I do fish the San Marcus River a lot. I did not fish that river last year due to the flooding. The year before that I fished it. The area by Lulling is good and there are some nice spots to fish on the fly.

Great report Chuck! Couldn't agree more about inner city hidden gems. Tons of great little fishing opportunities that most people drive by daily and never even think of them as fishing spots.

Thanks! You are right. There are some hidden gems in the middle of San Antonio for sure. Have caught some really nice fish in those areas over the years. I have also seen a lot of wildlife in those areas as well.

Nice variety of fish Chuck. Looks like we have gotten a lot of recent rain with a lot more to come. I bet those inner city creeks will be a muddy mess!

As always... Well done, Chuck!

Thanks Curtis and HC for the replies. Curtis: You can bet the inner city creeks and river will be unfishable for the next several days. I drove by some of them yesterday and they are all flowing out of their banks. They are also extremely muddy. You can also bet that the weeds and vegetation will be 10 feet high as well. Once things settle down it should be a very good summer/fall bite providing there is no more flooding.




Side Note: I also checked both Live Oak and Converse lakes. They are flooded with muddy water!

Look like a fun catchn trip....
That one has a good knot on his head.....LOL

Very nice fish. I love the longear variant that y'all have over there. That's a good looking redbreast as well and that spot looks serene! Great post!

Thanks SK and Fishing_4Life for the replies. The inner cities do hold some hidden serene places for sure!

Nice fish Chuck. Those inner city places you fish have treated you very good over the years.