Bass Fishing Adventures with Fishing Guide Austin
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5–8 hours
Fitness Level
Light physical activity is required; able to handle a small boat and basic fishing tasks.
Overview
Spend an unforgettable day chasing largemouth bass on Texas Hill Country lakes with Fishing Guide Austin. Professional gear and expert guidance set the stage for a top-tier freshwater fishing adventure.
Fishing Guide Excursions
5 to 8 hours • Family Friendly!!
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About This Adventure
Experience an unforgettable day of bass fishing on a state-of-the-art Skeeter ZX225 boat, equipped with top-notch gear and electronics. Whether you choose a full or half-day trip, enjoy the thrill of fishing in Texas waters, with everything provided for a memorable adventure. Don’t forget your fishing license!
Duration
5-8 Hours
About
Full Day (8 hours) 1 to 2 people $750 Half Day (5 hours) 1 to 2 people $500 Third person $100
Night Bass Fishing Trips are available in the Summer!
I offer a 10% Discount for Military Personnel
More info
All bass fishing trips include the use of my most up-to-date equipment including a 2018 Skeeter ZX225 bass boat with a Yamaha SHO 225 4 stroke outboard, tackle and all updated Lowrance electronics. We provide Shimano reels and Dobyns rods as well.
What to bring
- Optional: Rods, reels and your favorite lures. I do provide all rods, reels & tackle.
- Sunscreen: Polarized sunglasses
- a good hat
- Snacks and something to drink
- I’ll provide the cooler and the ice.
- Important! Your Texas Fishing License and your photo I.D.
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Texas Fishing License
A valid Texas fishing license is required by law to fish on these waters—don’t forget it.
Wear Polarized Sunglasses
Polarized lenses help reduce glare on the water, making it easier to spot fish and structure.
Prepare for Sun Exposure
Sunscreen and a hat are must-haves to protect yourself during long hours on the water.
Hydrate and Bring Snacks
Stay energized with water and snacks, especially on full-day trips where the action heats up.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer often seen near shorelines
- Great blue herons hunting fish
History
The Texas Hill Country has a fishing culture dating back to early settlers who used these waters for sustenance and trade.
Conservation
Local guides emphasize catch-and-release and habitat respect to protect bass populations and maintain ecological balance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Polarized Sunglasses
Enhances visibility into the water and protects eyes from glare.
summer specific
Fishing License
Required by Texas law to legally fish on these waters.
Sun Hat
Provides important sun protection during extended time on the boat.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Necessary to protect skin from UV exposure throughout the year.