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San Marcos Bass Fishing
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08/23/21 07:47 PM
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AvidOutdoors7
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So I just moved to San Marcos for school... very different style of fishing than Im used to! Hit up a few places but just too many people. Are there any good places to fish around here? Thought about heading to new braunfels and trying the Guadalupe. Other than that I'm clueless lol!
just an avid outdoorsman
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Re: San Marcos Bass Fishing
[Re: AvidOutdoors7]
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08/23/21 10:52 PM
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leethefishking
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This time of year float the river above Martindale in a tube and throw small spinners on ultralight gear. Lots of fish along that stretch of river. Blanco has some water in it right now too but few fish due to all the dry years.
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Re: San Marcos Bass Fishing
[Re: AvidOutdoors7]
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08/24/21 01:54 AM
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Fence Guy
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Used to live on the Blanco waaaay back in the day. It has bass. We used to wade it. I’ve also caught on the Comal north of where all the tubers put in. Residential areas. Full of LMB. It was really clear water. Spinning gear with 4” senkos was a solid ticket back in the day.
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Re: San Marcos Bass Fishing
[Re: AvidOutdoors7]
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08/24/21 02:02 AM
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Re: San Marcos Bass Fishing
[Re: leethefishking]
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08/24/21 10:35 AM
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hopalong
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This time of year float the river above Martindale in a tube and throw small spinners on ultralight gear. Lots of fish along that stretch of river. Blanco has some water in it right now too but few fish due to all the dry years. used to fish that a long long time ago, yellow coachdog roostertail in 1/8 and 1/4 oz. use a tiny black swivel, smallest you can get. c rig 6" black blue tail and black chart. tail worms use a 1/8 oz. for slow fall and fish them along eddy lines. another place to try is the guadalupe above canyon lake, lots of tube/canoe rentals to take out at (probably for a fee). I lived on the guadalupe outside of comfort for a few yrs. worked in san marcos for a couple of yrs. the blanco was another good place, not many numbers but I took 3-4 over 5 while floating. some friends had property I could use to take out at, got dropped at a bridge in my canoe.
Last edited by hopalong; 08/24/21 10:36 AM.
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Re: San Marcos Bass Fishing
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08/24/21 06:58 PM
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mossyback75
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Try the stretch from Martindale to Fentress. Need canoe or kayak and an overnight trip.
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