White Bass Run Gets Tricky
Last week I compared the annual "White Bass Run" in Central Texas to the "Running of the Bulls" in Pamplona, Spain.
A friend of mine read the article and commented to me that sometimes it is indeed difficult to separate the bull from the bass.
I've found this to be especially true where fishermen are concerned. Fishermen are notoriously cantankerous and tricky and like to protect their best secrets, so be careful.
This week I promised to share some tips and techniques to improve your success in capturing the elusive white bass. read more: http://www.kdhnews.com/news/story.aspx?s=50279
Rowlett Creek White Bass Run 2011
The sandies have been in a couple spots for about 5 weeks now at Rowlett Creek. Over the weekend we had another nice school come in. On Tuesday, my client decided he wanted to go fly fishing for crappie. I told him the Sand Bass had moved in the crappie hole pretty thick and he was just happy to be out of the office. Total fish was 57. reads more: http://texasfishingforum.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/5764785/Rowlett_Creek_White_Bass_Run_2
Recent trips with writers from Austin American Statesman & Lone Star Outdoor News have resulted in increased bookings. Book Now to reserve your chance to chase the whites.
The Nueces River is the current hot spot. We anticipate that the Colorado &/or Guadalupe will begin it's annual white bass run right after the Nueces. read mores: http://topcatfishing.net/
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