Fishing Canyon Lake

South Texas fishing report: Feb. 2, 2012
San Antonio Express (blog)
Yellow and blue catfish slow. CANYON LAKE: Water clear; 56-60 degrees; 9.88 feet low. Black bass are good on Texas rigged watermelon Scoundrel worms on shaky jigheads along breaklines and ledges, and chartreuse hair jigs in 15-20 feet.

San Antonio Express (blog)

It's time to warm up to power-plant lakes
San Antonio Express (blog)
Ron Henry Strait / For the Express-News By Ron Henry Strait Texas is an angler-friendly state, but some waters offer particularly warm welcomes to winter catfish fishermen. These are the power-plant lakes, constant-level lakes that produce heated water ...

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New York Times

Texas Drought Forces a Town to Sip From a Truck
New York Times
The water that once nourished this central Texas community never traveled far: it came from a fenced-in well at the edge of Lake Travis, down a winding street next to the golf course. These days, the water that flows from kitchen and bathroom faucets ...

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Late winter is a great time for big blue catfish or largemouth bass
ReporterNews.com
Warmer waters flip the hunger switch, too, and fish feed more often. This late-winter surge in fish activity often results in some of the best fishing of the year, especially for big fish. Big blue catfish have been biting at lakes Kirby and Fort ...

South Texas fishing report: Jan. 19
San Antonio Express (blog)
Yellow catfish are slow. CANYON LAKE: Water clear; 56-60 degrees; 10.58 feet low. Black bass are fair on pumpkinseed hair jigs with blue flake trailers, watermelon Carolina rigged lizards, and Texas rigged blue/black Scoundrel worms along ledges.

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South Texas fishing report: Jan. 27
San Antonio Express (blog)
Yellow catfish are slow. CANYON LAKE: Water clear; 56-60 degrees; 10.66 feet low. Black bass are fair on pumpkinseed hair jigs with blue flake trailers, watermelon Carolina rigged lizards, and Texas rigged blue/black Scoundrel worms along ledges.