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Florida Bass (Micropterus floridanus) is a highly sought-after gamefish in Texas reservoirs. Originally native to Florida, these bass have been stocked throughout Texas for their trophy potential. - Can grow larger than northern strain largemouth bass. - Known for aggressive strikes and powerful fights.
Join Randy Fesler of Reel Texas Fishing Tours for a Wednesday July evening bass fishing adventure on Buchanan Dam. Despite partly cloudy skies and some rain, we had an action-packed trip using crankbaits, Texas rigs, and drop shot techniques to land multiple bass, including a beautiful 17-inch Florida Bass. These evening trips are perfect for experiencing the best bass fishing central Texas offers—whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting started. We provide all the necessary gear, local knowledge, and proven techniques to put you on quality fish. Summer fishing on Buchanan Dam is consistently productive, with the evening hours offering ideal conditions for trophy bass activity. Book your guided fishing trip today and experience why we're known for delivering the best experience on the water!
Guide Randy Fesler of Reel Texas Fishing Tours on Wednesday July offers evening bass fishing trips tailored for both beginners and experienced anglers. With years of local experience on Buchanan Dam, Randy provides all necessary gear, tackle, and expertise to put you on fish. These summer evening trips typically run 4-5 hours, giving you prime time on the water when bass are most active. Book your trip online today to secure your spot—available dates fill quickly during peak summer months. Safety is always the priority, with Coast Guard approved equipment and a licensed guide who knows these waters intimately.
This evening bass fishing trip on Buchanan Dam delivers consistent action even when weather conditions aren't perfect. Using a variety of techniques including crankbaiting, Texas rigging, and drop shotting, you'll target Florida Bass and Largemouth Bass in their prime habitat. The 17-inch Florida Bass caught during our July outing demonstrates the quality of fish available in these waters.
Randy's local knowledge means you'll fish productive areas other anglers might miss. The late afternoon departure takes advantage of the evening bite when bass become more active, increasing your chances of landing trophy fish. Whether you're after numbers or size, these guided trips are designed to provide both quality and quantity.
Florida Bass thrive in Buchanan Dam's diverse habitat of submerged vegetation, rocky structures, and drop-offs. In summer months, these bass typically hold in deeper water during daylight hours before moving to shallower feeding grounds in the evening. This makes our evening trips particularly effective, as we target these fish when they're most active.
The Texas-rigged plastic baits and drop shot techniques we employ are proven methods for enticing these sometimes-finicky fish to bite. Florida Bass are known for their aggressive strikes and powerful fights, making them a favorite target for anglers visiting Buchanan Dam. Their presence in these waters provides an excellent opportunity to catch a true trophy bass during your guided fishing trip.
For your trip with Reel Texas Fishing Tours, dress comfortably for the weather and bring sun protection, as Texas summer evenings can still be quite warm. A light rain jacket is recommended since weather conditions can change quickly. The boat is fully equipped with quality electronics, comfortable seating, and storage for your personal items. Trips typically accommodate up to three anglers comfortably, making this perfect for small groups or family outings.
Water and light snacks are provided, but feel free to bring additional refreshments. Photography is encouraged—we're happy to help capture your trophy catches before a careful release. Remember that all fishing licenses are required and not included in the trip cost, so please secure yours before arrival. Evening trips usually begin around 4-5 PM and continue until sunset, maximizing your chances for success during peak feeding times.