Guadalupe Trout Fishing Guides Fly Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Monday November 4, 2023. The day started off cool with temps in the high 40's. The sky was clear blue and it quickly warmed to 70 degrees around lunchtime. The flow from Canyon Lake Dam was clear and cold. The Guadalupe River was fishing pretty well with hatches of Caddis, Tricos and PMD's observed. We didn't really see any fish rising, so we stuck with nymphing techniques. Our best flies were the Prince Nymph, Rainbow Warrior, and Zug Bugs. There were quite a few fishers out, but ti wasn't crowded. Austin Fly Fishing, San Antonio Fly Fishing, New Braunfels Fly Fishing.

Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide Trout Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Tuesday December 5, 2023. Morning trip with Mac and Tom from Indiana yielded some nice Guadalupe Trout on fly. The day started off cool with temps in the high 30's, but it quickly warmed to the high 60's. The were nice hatches of Caddis, Tricos and PMD's, but we saw very few fish rising. We presented nymphs with fluorocarbon leaders and strike indicators. Our best flies were Caddis Emergers and  Prince Nymphs. The flow from Canyon Lake Dam was clear and cold. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Guide Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Sunday December 10, 2023. Morning float on the lower Guadalupe River greeted us with clear blue skies and brisk winds from the north at 45 degrees. We did a float in the Canyon that was protected from the chilly winds. The winds died down around 10:00 am and it was very pleasant with temps in the high 50's and low 60's. We saw a massive Trico hatch and quickly tied on a size 22 fly that matched the bugs. They immediately hooked trout and the fights were on. The San Juan Worm did a pretty good job too. The flow from Canyon Lake Dam was clear and cold with a few small rapids on our beat. Even tough it was a weekend, the water was not crowded. New Braunfels Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Rainbow Trout Report and Current Conditions: Tuesday December 12, 2023. Guadalupe River Flow was clear and cold with with great weather conditions. Brief scouting trip at the third crossing showed several wade fishermen and women. The winds were light to start but picked up later in the day. A quick survey of fishers reported good luck on nymphs drifted under an indicator. Egg patterns seemed to be the most successful. We didn't see a hatch, but it might have happened later in the morning. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, and New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe Trout Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Wednesday December 13, 2023. The day was forecasted to have cold rain and fog. We decided to reschedule our trips and enjoy the Holiday Spirit indoors. It was a good call. There were some hearty fly fishers on the river though. The reports we heard were positive from this group though, with nice rainbows caught and released on streamers. Austin Fly Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fly Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guide. 

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Saturday December 16, 2023. The Bryan family from Wisconsin joined us for a fun filled Guadalupe trout float. We caught and released several nice Guadalupe rainbow trout and the Prince Nymph, Zug Bug, and Chenille worm were our best flies. 

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Tuesday January 9, 2024. Canyon Lake Dam release was cold and clear with low water conditions. A strong cold front hit us yesterday with Gale Force winds and cool temperatures. The high winds snapped trees and made fly casting dangerous. We decided to reschedule our trips, but there were a few tough people out towards evening. Austin Fly Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Guides Current Fishing Report and River Conditions: Updated Friday January 12, 2024. The day started off pretty cool with temps in the low 40's and clear blue skies. It quickly warmed to the high 60's by early afternoon. There were quite a few fishers out for a weekday. Reports were positive with lots of Guadalupe trout being caught and released. We saw Caddis hatches, Damsels, and Tricos too. We saw a few fish sipping dries, but not a lot. The best fly patterns were reported as the Prince nymph, Damsel nymphs and San Juan worms too. Austin Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fishing Guides.

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and River Conditions. Updated Wednesday January 17, 2024. River flow below Canyon Lake was clear and cold. It was the second day of the Arctic weather blast with temps in the mid teens this morning. A little too cold to fish, so we rescheduled our trips. Tomorrow looks better with warmer temps. Wish us luck, we'll be out there! Austin Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Trout Fly Fishing Report and River Conditions: Sunday January 21, 2024. The weather forecast was wrong and the morning was pretty nice with cold temps though. There were clear blue skies and light winds. There were a few fly fishermen out, but it was not crowded. The best flies were reported as Egg patterns, Sucker Spawn, and the Prince Nymph too. The water was pretty low but clear and cold. We didn't see a hatch, but it could have happened when we weren't there. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Wednesday January 24, 2024. It's been raining for the past three days and the Edwards Aquifer is up almost six feet. We've been in an extreme drought for several years and this is helping with recovery. The Guadalupe River is up and flowing chocolate right now, but it should clear in a few days. The fish are getting a break from fishermen, and that's good too. We'll resume our trips after this weekend. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and Fishing Conditions: Thursday January 25, 2024. The weather started off with clear blue skies and temps in the high 40's. It warmed to 70 degrees by late afternoon. The river was chocolate from Lazy L and L down. It was clearer the closer you got to the dam. We saw a few folks fishing and they were having measured success. We have a trips tomorrow, so wish us luck! Hill Country Fly Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River and Canyon Lake Fishing Guides Current Report and Conditions. Updated Friday January 26, 2024. The Guadalupe River at the third crossing below Canyon Lake was flowing a little over 150 cfs with relatively clear water and mild rapids. The river cleared after the recent flash flood. David and Chris joined us for a fun float and we caught some good Guadalupe Trout too. Our best flies were egg patterns and San Juan worms. We also had some success on Prince nymphs. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe Trout Guide Fly Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Tuesday February 6, 2024. Afternoon scouting trip produced some action on nymphs. The day was beautiful with clear blue skies and high temps near 70 degrees. The water being released from Canyon Lake was clear and cold. There were quite a few fishers on the water, but it didn't seem crowded. We saw a few bugs hatching, but we didn't see any rising fish. Our best flies were egg patterns and Stonefly nymphs. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Hill Country Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Trout Fishing Guide Current Report and River Conditions: Updated Sunday February 11, 2024. The day started off with overcast skies and temps in the high 50's. A cold front pushed through with winds gathering speed. There weren't very many people on the river because it's Super Bowl Sunday. We did a short scouting trip and found the trout were liking the San Juan Worm. We also had good luck on Prince Nymphs and Zug Bugs. We didn't notice a hatch because the wind was blowing so hard. The river flow was low, but plenty of cold, clear water to get the job done. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, Hill Country Fishing guide.

Guadalupe River Trout Guide Fly Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Saturday February 17, 2024. A strong cold front blew in this morning with winds gusting 30 mph. The temps were around 40 degrees and the release from Canyon Lake Dam was low, but very fishable. We didn't see a hatch because the wind would blow the bugs away. We heard reports of Sucker Spawn Egg success. Other patterns were Stone Flies and Zug Bugs too. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Hill Country Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Trout Fishing Guides Fly Fishing Report and Conditions: Friday February 23, 2024. Nice float with Reid and Alex from College Station produced too many trout to count. The sky was clear blue with temps in the low 70's. The fish were hitting San Juan Worms, Drowned Tricos, and stonefly nymphs.

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Friday March 8, 2024. The Guadalupe River flow from Canyon Lake Dam was clear and cold. The day started off with temps in the high 50's but warmed to 80 degrees by noon. The sky was clear and the winds were about 15 mph out of the northwest with low humidity. Chris and Walker joined us for a nice float/wade trip chasing rainbows. The early morning bite was light with a couple of hook ups, but no fish landed. We went farther downstream and we found some fish in shallow water and began sight casting. Walker hooked up on his first cast and landed several more feisty rainbow trout out of the same run. His Dad Chris, moved downstream without much luck. When he returned to Walker's area, he drifted his nymphs and began to slay. The Prince Nymph was our best fly. Guadalupe Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current River Report and Conditions: Updated Sunday March 10, 2024. The morning started off clear with temps in the high 40's. It quickly warmed to the 60's a little later in the day. Even though Spring Break has started, there were very few people on the river for a weekend day. There was a small Trico hatch, but the Crane Flies were in abundance. The Mop Fly imitates the Crane's larvae, and it was catching fish. The Prince Nymph continued working well too. Austin Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fishing Guides, Canyon Lake Fishing Guides.

Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Guide River Report and Current Conditions: Monday March 11, 2024. Fly Fishing lesson with and Ardon from Dripping Springs produced two new fly fishers. We held our lesson at the Canyon Lake Dam tailrace. We learned distance casting, the roll cast, and the pick-up-lay down cast. We also learned about reading the water and fly selection. The water temp at the tailrace was 54 degrees, with clear water conditions. We saw a massive Trico hatch while we were there and a couple of trout rising to gulp the bugs. Austin Fly Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fly Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide.

Guadalupe River Trout Fishing Guides Current Fly Fishing Report and Conditions: Updated Wednesday March 13, 2024. The day started off cool with temps in the high 50's and overcast skies. There was a nice Trico hatch around 11:00 am. There were lots of Crane Flies around...so we broke out the Mop Flies. The Live Oaks are losing their leaves and the other trees are shedding their spring blooms. These conditions made it a little difficult for a clean drift. The water being released from Canyon Lake Dam was clear and cold, and there were very few fishers out. Austin Fishing Guide,Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Guadalupe Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and Conditions: Updated Saturday March 16, 2024. The forecast called for thunderstorms, but they didn't arrive.The morning was overcast with light mist and temps in the high 60's. There were very few people on the water again, probably because of the forecast. It's Spring Break, so the area has lots of out of town tourists. The afternoon skies cleared and  a few people trickled out to the river and lake. After scouting Canyon Lake, we went to the Guadalupe and saw a nice Crane Fly hatch and quite a few different species of Mayflies. The release from Canyon Lake into the Guadalupe was clear and cold. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Trout Fishing Guide Current Report and Conditions: Sunday March 17, 2024. Thundershowers and lightning started the day with temps in the high 60's. By noon, the weather had exited the area. A few fly fishers were at Action Angler using the access for the wade fishing area. The two we talked to had pretty good success at rainbow trout fishing. They said the Sucker Spawn flies with Zebra Midge droppers were doing the trick. We saw a few Tricos hatching in the afternoon with Crane Flies too. Austin Fly Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe Trout Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and Conditions: Tuesday March 19, 2024. Morning trip with Tobin and Ardon from Dripping Springs produced two new fly fishes, but not a lot of fish. The day was cool and quiet with low barometric pressure. It was a sign of little activity. Most of the time, we like to brag on "how good the fishing is" but not today. It was our guests first time to fly fish and they executed the technique just fine. The fish weren't feeding while we were on the river. Tobin did however, manage to bring in one fish. We didn't see an insect hatch, and that could have contributed to the slow bite. The flow from Canyon Lake Dam was clear and cold. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Guadalupe Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and Conditions: Updated Monday June 10, 2024. Guadalupe River flow is 72 cfs with clear and cold water conditions. Canyon Lake is around 70% full and clear water conditions. Quick scouting trip on Canyon Lake revealed several nice largemouth bass on fly. The lake was deserted pretty much with only a couple of other fishing boats out. A thunderstorm is approaching, so we are cutting our trip short. Austin Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Guadalupe River Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide Current Conditions and Report: Updated Thursday June 20, 2024. The Guadalupe River watershed did not get the torrential rains that were forecast. All we got was about an inch, still very welcome though. The Canyon Lake level is around 58% capacity but very fishable. The Guadalupe River is running clear around 70 cfs. San Antonio Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and Conditions: Friday June 21, 2024. The Guadalupe River flow is 72 cfs with clear water conditions. Canyon Lake is less than 60% capacity with clear water and decent fishing conditions. The tourist activity has been pretty light with recent forecasts for rain. We saw a few fishing boats on Canyon Lake but no jet skis. The largemouth bass action has been pretty good. The stripers have been schooling early in the morning near the dam. The Guadalupe has been light on tourists too. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide,New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current Report and Conditions: Saturday June 22, 2024. Jacob and his Mom Came from San Antonio for a two hour private fly fishing lesson. We did the lesson on the Guadalupe River below Canyon Lake. There was nobody else on the river while we there, and the morning was peaceful. The students learned quickly and we had some great casts too. San Antonio fishing guide, Austin fishing guide, New Braunfels fishing guide, Canyon Lake fishing guide, Guadalupe fishing guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current Fishing Report and Conditions: Sunday June 23, 2024. Canyon Lake was pretty crowded with Wake Boats, Jet Skis and a few Fishing boats. The fishermen reported good catches of Largemouth Bass and a couple of Smallmouth too. The Guadalupe River was fishable in the morning, but the tubers took over in the afternoon. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide. 

Canyon Lake Fishing Guides and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current Report and Conditions: Updated Tuesday June 24, 2024. The Guadalupe River and Canyon Lake were pretty quiet with a minimum of tourists about. Everyone will converge on the area on the extended 4th of July holiday though. The river flow from Canyon Lake Dam was 72 cfs with clear and cold water conditions. The lake is at 57% capacity with the inflow about 25 cfs. There was a nice Trico and BWO hatch on the river this morning. We saw sunfish and tiny bass eating the bugs off the surface. Canyon Lake Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, Rockport Fishing Guide, Austin Fly Fishing Lessons.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guides and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current Report and Conditions: Wednesday June 25, 2024. Canyon Lake was not very crowded this morning. Mainly a few fishermen and some sail boats, but there was very little wind. The water was inviting with clear blue hues and calm surfaces. There were a few stripers schooling near the dam pretty early on. We caught and released some nice largemouth bass on flies. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Conditions: Thursday June 26, 2024. Canyon Lake was calm with almost no wind today. There were very few boats out but there were some bass guides hitting it, including our guides. The water was clear and clean but pretty low. Even so, it's very fishable and producing. The Guadalupe River had some tubers, but it was pretty light. The flow from Canyon Lake Dam was 72 cfs with clear and cold conditions. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current Report and Conditions: Friday June 28, 2024. Canyon Lake was slick as glass with no wind or wave action. This calm condition revealed stripers busting bait near the dam at 8:00 am. There were a couple of boats chasing the school and hooking up, we were too. They hit our topwater flies and plugs. We released several in the 10 lb range and lost some bigger ones. The water was clear blue like the Caribbean. Once the jet skis came out, the fish dispersed. There were a few wake board boats too. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guide, Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Fishing Conditions: Saturday June 29, 2024. Today was the start of two fourth of July weekends (because the 4th is on Thursday). Not really great for fishing conditions because of crowds. The exception would be to start early and end your trip early before the tubers and wake board boats come out. We're going to give it a shot tomorrow after the weekend crowds have left. We'll give you the report tomorrow. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Guides Report and Current Conditions: Monday July 1, 2024. The Guadalupe River was quiet today with virtually nobody around but a couple fly fishers. We saw a nice BWO hatch at the third crossing and sunfish were rising to eat the bugs. The weather was nice for a summer day in Texas. The temps were in the high 70's with not too much humidity. The river was flowing at 72 cfs with clear water conditions near the dam. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guides.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guides and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Guides Current Report and Conditions: Tuesday June 2, 2024. The River and Lake are calm because all eyes are on Hurricane Beryl. The effects might hit us by late this weekend. We'll keep you informed. Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guides, San Marcos River Fishing Guides, Guadalupe River Fishing Guides, Canyon Lake Fishing Guides.

Canyon Lake and Guadalupe Fly Fishing Guide Current Report and Conditions: Updated Wednesday July 3, 2024. The Lake was pretty crowded with tourists coming for the holiday. Lots of jet skis and waverunners out. There were some brave fishermen attempting to ply their trade, but they gave up by about 11:00 am. It's pretty safe, we're going to leave the river and lake alone for a few days, and hope they fill up with rainfall from the approaching Hurricane. Austin Fly Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fly Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guides, Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides, Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guides, Texas Fly Fishing Guides.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guides and Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides Current Report and Conditions: Updated Sunday June 7, 2024. The much anticipated hurricane missed us and we didn't get any affects whatsoever. The Guadalupe release from Canyon Lake was 72 cfs with clear water conditions. The Lake was crowded with 4th of July tourists and locals too. Even with lots of traffic, a few fishermen made the best of it and caught some nice stripers. The Guadalupe River had very little traffic and only a couple if fishermen. There was a nice BWO and Trico hatch with some caddis too. We saw a few sunfish and tiny bass rising for the insects. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, San Marcos River Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Conditions: Updated Tuesday July 9, 2024. Canyon Lake was slick as glass because there was no wind in the morning. The jet skis came in later and changed all of that. The water was clear with good bass action on topwater. We saw some stripers crashing shad on the surface too. The Guadalupe River was really quiet with almost no tubers and a couple of fishers. The release from Canyon Lake Dam was 72 cfs with clear water conditions. Austin Fly Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fishing Guides, Devils River Fishing Guides, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guides, Austin Fly Fishing Lessons.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Conditions: Updated Thursday June 11, 2024. Canyon Lake was pretty quiet for a summer morning. There were some bass boats out and a few early wake board boats. Luckily, the dreaded jet skis had not made an appearance. We saw some gulls working over some topwater striper action and we investigated. We caught and released several fish in the 6-8 lb class. We also picked up a few largemouth on streamers in the coves and grasslines. The Guadalupe was quiet with only a hand full of tubers all day. We didn't see any fishers out. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Austin Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fishing Guide, San Marcos River Fishing Guide, Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guides. 

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Conditions: Monday July 15, 2024. Canyon Lake was relatively quiet after a crowded weekend. The stripers were crashing shad on the surface near the dam around 7:00 am. There were a couple of boats on them with measured success. The water was slick with no wind. We encountered nice numbers of largemouth near Crane's Mill Marina and they were mainly "buck" bass schooling together. Poppers were the ticket. The Guadalupe River was really quiet with only a handful of tubers. The flow was 72 cfs with clear water conditions. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fly Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Guide, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Conditions: Tuesday July 16, 2024. Canyon Lake was not too busy, but quite a few fishermen were out. The lake is getting low, but there is still plenty of water to fish. The clarity is nice with about 10 feet of visibility. We saw the stripers again near the dam, but nobody was on them. There were also some seagulls diving on the shad. The Guadalupe River was super quiet with the Canyon Lake Dam release at 72 cfs with clear and cold water conditions. We saw a nice mayfly hatch at the third crossing, but only blue gills and micro bass eating the bugs. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guide, Devils River Fishing Guide, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guide, Guadalupe River Fly Fishing Guide, San Antonio Fishing Guide.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Current Report and Conditions: Friday July 19, 2024. The release from Canyon Lake Dam was 72 cfs with clear water conditions. The river was real quiet this morning with no tubers or fishers to be seen. We observed a nice mayfly hatch at the 3rd crossing with Caddis represented as well. The weather was nice with temps in the high 70's and not too much humidity. We made some sampling casts and produced some nice little Guadalupe Bass and some sunfish too. Canyon Lake Fishing Guide, Austin Fly Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fishing Guides, Devils River Fishing Guides, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guides.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guide and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Monday July 22, 2024. We're hopeful for rains in the Lake's watershed. Although it's very fishable, Canyon Lake is at 55% capacity. The Guadalupe River is starting flow more generously adding a few inches to the storage capacity. The Lake was quiet today with very few tourists. We're past the peak of tourist season and when the back to school commercials start, the locals and a few lucky tourists will reclaim the Lake. The Guadalupe River was really quiet too. We didn't see any tubers or fishers. The flow was 73 cfs with clear water conditions. Austin Fly Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fly Fishing Guides, Texas Fly Fishing Guides, Canyon Lake Fishing Guides, Devils River Fishing Guides, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guides.

Canyon Lake Fishing Guides and Fly Fishing the Guadalupe River Fishing Report and Current Conditions: Updated Wednesday July 24, 2024. Early morning scouting trip on the Guadalupe River above Canyon Lake revealed a flash flood that had traveled for many miles originating in Kerrville. There was a wall of water with a massive amount of debris traveling about 15 miles an hour. There were kayaks, trash barrels, and giant cypress logs up to 40 feet long. There were giant blobs of fireants seething while they struggled to float with the current. It started out at Comfort with the flow being measured about 17,000 cubic feet per second. By the time it hit the Rebecca Creek Crossing, it had leveled off to about 8,000 cfs. With all of the inflow, Canyon Lake only rose 1 foot overnight. Canyon Lake Fishing Guides, Austin Fishing Guides, San Antonio Fishing Guides, New Braunfels Fishing Guides, Devils River Fishing Guides, San Marcos River Fly Fishing Guides.