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Trip brief · Guadalupe River (Texas)

How to go fish the Guadalupe River (Texas)

The months we list for the Guadalupe River (Texas) are January, February, March, April, November, December. August is outside that window, so this brief is written for November, the next month we list.

November

No USGS gauge is mapped to this river.

Flies to tie — November

  • Midge#20-26

    Zebra Midge

  • Blue-winged Olive#18-22

    Parachute BWO

Access

  • Canyon Lake Dam Below

    29.880, -98.205parking

  • Hueco Springs

    29.848, -98.195parking

  • Rebecca Creek Crossing

    29.825, -98.185parking

  • Hancock Park

    29.806, -98.178parking

1 more on the river page, with the map →

Regs — check current rules before you go

Texas fishing license required. Trout Stamp required November 1 through May 31 for all anglers keeping trout. Trophy Waters stretch (upper 1.6 miles below dam): catch-and-release only, artificial lures only. Below Trophy Waters: 5 trout daily bag limit, minimum 12 inches. Guadalupe bass are native protected species — handle with care.

Pack list

  • A current state fishing licence
  • Waders and boots you have already leak-tested
  • Net, nippers, forceps
  • Floatant and desiccant
  • Tippet in the sizes the chart asks for
  • Water, sun cover, polarised glasses

Generic gear. Anything specific to this water is above.

Full hatch chart, access map and live gauge on the Guadalupe River (Texas) page →