The bass fishing on Lake Travis has been quite good the last few weeks! The bite has changed a bit since the beginning of spring as the water temps have gotten up into the low 70's. There is still a very good bite up shallow, but I have noticed a big transition of fish moving out to a little deeper offshore spots, as well as deeper main lake points or secondary points. Something I like to remind clients of though is that the bass in Lake Travis are simply accustomed to living

My TOP 5 Soft Plastics to Throw in March March is right around the corner and I thought I would share with y'all my list of the top 5 soft plastics I'll have rigged up ready to go on the deck of my boat. As the water gets warmer here in the south more bass are going to start pulling up shallow out of the deeper spot they've been hanging out in during the winter. In addition to this, a lot of bass suspend and spend more time in open water during the winter, so not necessarily

As most of you probably know, the grass is back in Lake Austin... it has been for quite a while now. I'm very excited for the direction I see the lake headed with this new healthy habitat back in the lake for the population of largemouth bass. While there are a lot of politics at play when it comes to the future of that beautiful grass, currently its doing great things for the fishing. Something I teach clients when I guide is that I am big about fishing patterns rather than

Lake Travis, Lake Austin, & Lake LBJ Fishing Report - Brought to you by Austin, Texas professional fishing guide Tyler Torwick It may be December but the water temps on our local lakes have just recently dropped into the 60's with the cold fronts we've had pass through. With the warmer temps a lot of fish are still on Fall patterns. Fishing up in the coves, targeting areas near creek channels, and for lakes that have it, locating grass down in the creek channels or drains is