easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to stand or sit on boat for several hours.
Lake Buchanan’s striped bass fishery offers some of Texas’s best freshwater angling. TH Fishing guides get you on the fish with expert knowledge and family-friendly service.
Set against the rolling Texas Hill Country, Lake Buchanan stands out as a prime destination for striper fishing, and TH Fishing offers an unmatched gateway into this aquatic adventure. Located near Buchanan Dam, TX, this reservoir—part of the Highland Lakes chain—is known for its deep, clear waters and consistent striped bass population, making it a favored spot for anglers of all levels. With steep limestone banks and expansive open water, Lake Buchanan’s natural contours create ideal habitat for stripers, attracting dedicated fishing enthusiasts year-round.
TH Fishing specializes in guiding visitors directly to the heart of Lake Buchanan’s best striper haunts. Captain Travis’s intimate knowledge of the lake’s channels, underwater bluffs, and seasonal fish movement distinguishes this outfitter from the rest. Reviews from clients highlight his ability to find fish even on challenging days when others struggle, ensuring every trip maintains a rewarding pace. Whether you're after a family-friendly morning excursion or a half-day intensive chase, Travis adjusts the outing to fit skill, patience, and excitement levels.
Beyond the thrill of the catch, TH Fishing’s trips bring a genuine connection to the local environment—spotting osprey and herons, scanning alongside schools of baitfish, and sometimes catching glimpses of native turtles along the shoreline. Experienced anglers appreciate that Travis goes beyond anchoring at popular spots; he actively scouts conditions, deploys strategic chum, and answers questions with approachable expertise.
The lake, formed by Buchanan Dam on the Colorado River, has a rich regional history tied to Texas’s water management and recreational development since the mid-20th century. For those seeking a well-run, authentic fishing experience with a personable guide on Lake Buchanan, TH Fishing blends sport, local insight, and family memories into each trip.
Long hours on open water expose you to Texas sun, so sun protection is essential.
Morning trips typically have smoother water and more active fish behavior.
Boat decks can be slippery, especially after water splashes or rain.
Early mornings and evenings can be cool, even in warmer months.
Lake Buchanan was created in the 1930s as part of a flood control and hydroelectric project on the Colorado River, shaping regional recreation for decades.
Efforts to maintain water quality and fish populations support sustainable fishing practices and protect native species.
Reduces glare from the water’s surface, improving visibility and eye comfort.
summer specific
Protects face and neck from intense sun exposure.
summer specific
Helpful in unpredictable weather or light showers common in shoulder seasons.
spring|fall specific
Capture memories of your catch and Lake Buchanan’s scenic backdrop.