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Florida Bass are a subspecies of largemouth bass introduced to many Texas lakes and reservoirs to enhance trophy bass opportunities. They grow faster and larger than northern largemouth bass, making them a prized catch for anglers seeking trophy-sized fish. - Prefer warm, clear water with abundant vegetation and structure. - Known for aggressive strikes and powerful fights when hooked.
June is prime time for bass fishing on Buchanan Dam with Reel Texas Fishing Tours. I recently took Kurt and his crew out for a half-day trip that turned into a bass bonanza. Under partly cloudy skies, we employed a mix of trolling, live bait fishing, and bottom fishing techniques that paid off with multiple bass species, including a hefty 19-inch Florida Bass. The dam offers exceptional fishing opportunities for anglers of all skill levels, with Smallmouth, Largemouth, and Florida Bass all calling these waters home. The unique structure around Buchanan Dam creates perfect hiding spots for trophy bass, and our local knowledge helps put clients on fish consistently. Whether you're looking for a morning of action or hoping to land that personal best, our guided fishing trips provide everything you need for a successful day on the water.
Guide Randy Fesler of Reel Texas Fishing Tours offers Thursday June half-day bass fishing trips at Buchanan Dam. As a licensed Texas fishing guide with extensive knowledge of these waters, I provide all the necessary fishing equipment, tackle, and bait for your trip. My spacious, comfortable boat accommodates small groups, making it perfect for both family outings and serious anglers looking to target trophy bass. Morning trips start early to take advantage of prime bass feeding times, while afternoon trips offer a more relaxed pace with equally productive fishing. Book your Buchanan Dam bass fishing adventure today to secure your spot during the peak summer season.
Our recent trip to Buchanan Dam showcased why this location is considered one of Texas' premier bass fishing destinations. Using specialized techniques like trolling deeper structure and working live bait around submerged cover, we located and caught multiple bass species in a single outing. The highlight was landing that beautiful 19-inch Florida Bass that put up an impressive fight on our heavy tackle setup.
What makes these trips special is the variety of fishing experiences available within a short distance. We can quickly transition between targeting different bass species based on conditions and preferences. The dam creates a unique underwater ecosystem where trophy bass thrive, and our local knowledge helps maximize your chances of landing that memorable catch while enjoying the scenic Texas Hill Country surroundings.
Florida Bass at Buchanan Dam present a unique opportunity for Texas anglers. These fish, a subspecies of largemouth bass introduced to enhance the trophy potential of Texas waters, thrive in this impoundment with its mix of clear water, abundant cover, and healthy forage base. During summer months, target these bass early morning along points and drop-offs using large soft plastics, deep-diving crankbaits, or live bait presentations. Florida Bass tend to grow larger than native largemouth, with specimens over 8 pounds not uncommon in these waters. Their fighting ability is legendary, often making powerful runs to structure that test both angler and equipment. June through September offers consistent action, with peak feeding periods typically occurring during early morning and late evening hours.
When you book with Reel Texas Fishing Tours, everything you need for a successful day on the water is included. My fully-equipped fishing boat features modern electronics, comfortable seating, and all the specialized gear needed for targeting bass at Buchanan Dam. I provide quality rods, reels, and tackle appropriate for the fishing conditions, along with live and artificial baits proven effective for local bass. Trips typically begin early morning (around 6:00 AM during summer months) or afternoon (2:00 PM) and last approximately 4-5 hours for half-day excursions. I recommend bringing sun protection, camera, drinks, and snacks for your comfort. Fish cleaning services are available upon request for those wanting to take home their catch within legal limits.