Looking for great gardens in San Antonio, Texas? Well, now I come to the right. We have listed the best fishing spots for you. All that is to be done, prepare your gades. Set the date and get ready to go!
Amistad Alveus
Amistad Reservoir is a great place to fish especially for largemouth bass. Amstadia is generally rocky, but still abundant with fish. You can also find a great variety of plant and animal life. He also has great views on the stage. Not only a place for fishing but a great getaway for the whole family.
PredominantFish Species: Largemouth Bass (excellent), Channel and Blue Catfish
White and Striped Bass (good), Smallmouth Bass (decent)
Location: The Amistad National Recreation Area is located on the US-Mexico border in Del Rio, Texas and is between San Antonio and Big Bend National Park. The park is 150 miles west of San Antonio on US Highway 90, and approximately 250 miles east of Big Bend via US Highways 90 and 385. Access to Amistad is from the north or south on US Highways 277 and 377.
Amenities: picnic, swimming, camping, houseboating; snorkelling; Fisher, a boat decked out from the boat and rented
Price: $2.00 for children 6 to 15 years old; $4.00 per day for adults ages 16 and older; $2.00 for seniors 65 years and over; $40 fee for one year
Operating Hours: Open Daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
Contact Numbers: 830-775-7491 (Visitor Information)
Website: www.nps.gov
Braunig Lake
Lake Bruanig is a 1,350 acre lake built by CPS, the City of San Antonio. This cooling lake is where the fresh water of the city rises. It is also ideal recreation for the whole family. So the fishing system in St. Anthony, Texas.
PredominantFish Species: Hybrid Bass (best), Red Drum (excellent); Catfish (good), Largemouth Bass (fair);
Location: On the San Antonio River in the Calavera and Chupaderas estuaries, 17 miles south of San Antonio on Route 37 in Bexar County.
Amenities: picnic areas, primitive camping, restrooms, boat rentals and concessions, fish cleaning station, fishing lights, bird watching
Price: $2.00 for children 6 to 15 years; $4.00 per day for adults ages 16 and older; $2.00 for seniors 65 years and over; $40 fee for one year
Operating Hours: Open Daily from 6:00 to 8:00 pm
Contact Number: 210-635-8289
Website:www.wildtexas.com
Medina Lake
It is also considered a popular resort for fishing. Medina Lake has 4,246 acres of clear water. There are six species of fish that you can catch from this lake. It also has cribs and cribs. Medina Lake is also a favorite spot for scuba diving.
Fish Species: Catfish (good), Hybrid Bass (good), Largemouth Bass (fair), Smallmouth Bass (fair), White Bass (fair), Crappie (poor)
Location: 40 miles northeast of San Antonio in Bandera and Medina counties
Amenities: fishing, boating, scuba diving, picnicking, water sports, restrooms ,
Price: $10.00 per vehicle, $10.00 per jet skis, $5.00 per boat launch fee
Operating Hours: Open Daily from 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Contact Number: 830-665-2132
Website:www.wildtexas.com
