Lake Whitney Fishing Charters

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Top Fishing Charters in Lake Whitney

Lake Whitney: 10 fishing charters available

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22 ft

Up to 6 people

Blake on the Lake

4.8/5 (177 reviews)
Whitney
Looking for an action packed day on the water? We have you covered! We target a variety of species including Striper, Hybrid, Sand Bass, Catfish and Crappie! Experienced guides ensure your day on the water is memorable! We back all of our trips with a no

"I bought my boyfriend this fishing trip as a surprise for his birthday because he’s been expressing a desire to fish but wasn’t sure where to start." —⁠ Kristin,
Trips from
US $450
Trips from
US $450

Angler's choice

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22 ft

Up to 5 people

Hundley's Guide Service (Whitney)

5.0/5 (21 reviews)
Whitney
Add me on facebook. Brody Hundley (Hundleys Guide Service) $400 for 3, $100 for each additional individual person. Up to 5 adults. We do have two boats if you have a larger group.

"Winter fishing is always a challenge but Capt. Brody put in the work and got us on fish." —⁠ Greg,
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400
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24 ft

Up to 6 people

Gone Fishin' Guide Service LLC (LW)

5.0/5 (10 reviews)
Whitney
Spend the day with Gone Fishin’ Guide Service and see what’s biting on Lake Whitney! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Tim is prepared to put you on fish.

"Easy booking. Great communication. Boat was in the water and ready to go when we arrived." —⁠ John,
Trips from
US $450
Trips from
US $450
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22 ft

Up to 4 people

KRB Outfitting (Whitney)

5.0/5 (1 review)
Cedar Shores
Book your next trip with KRB Outfitting and find out what keeps anglers coming back to Cedar Shores for more. Your guide for the day is Captain Clay, offering years of local experience.

"Booked a striper trip with Clay somewhat last minute. He was on time a was prepared." —⁠ Hubie,
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400
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21 ft

Up to 3 people

KO Mayo Guide Service – Laguna Park

Laguna Park
Are you ready to catch that new PB? Understand what you’re looking at on your electronics, and/or have an unforgettable day on beautiful Lake Whitney? Look no further! Hi, my name is Hunter Mayo.
Trips from
US $450
Trips from
US $450
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22 ft

Up to 6 people

FatBoy Fishing Guide Service

5.0/5 (5 reviews)
Clifton
Lake Whitney has a fish with your name on it, so let FatBoy Fishing Guide Service help you catch it! You will find Striped Bass, and more could be biting, depending on when you go.
Trips from
US $350
Trips from
US $350
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22 ft

Up to 6 people

Line Sided Guide Service

4.6/5 (9 reviews)
Whitney
Line Sided Guide Service is here to help you experience the stunning waters of Lake Whitney.Captain Robert will be your guide, so you'll benefit from years of angling experience.

"Slow fishing but still had a good time. Thank you!" —⁠ Jeff,
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400
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24 ft

Up to 8 people

Starstriper

4.9/5 (48 reviews)
Whitney
Running angling trips out of Laguna Park, Star Striper invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Capt.

"Wow, this fishing trip was simply amazing. At first It seemed like it was gonna be a slow, boring Fishing Trip but Captain Butch persevered and we got sooo many fish." —⁠ David,
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400
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22 ft

Up to 5 people

Compass Guide Service LLC

5.0/5 (8 reviews)
Whitney
Compass Guide Service LLC bids you a warm welcome to Whitney, Texas. Join in and have a memorable lake or river fishing trip as you enjoy the water and search for various prized freshwaters species that call this area home.

"My day on the lake with Captain Brian was good he was really helpful and worked hard bring us sum fish." —⁠ Thomas, TX
Trips from
US $400
Trips from
US $400
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23 ft

Up to 6 people

Finn’s Fishing Charter

5.0/5 (10 reviews)
Clifton
If you’re ready to go fishing in Clifton, book a trip with Finn’s Fishing Charter. Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Blake can tell you all about them.
Trips from
US $500
Trips from
US $500

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Top Types of Fishing in Lake Whitney

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Lake Whitney

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Lake Whitney

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Fishing in Lake Whitney

The Lake Whitney fishing scene has a season that never stops. This is one of the top spots in Texas for Bass fishing, but other fish species keep up as well. It’s almost like everything that swims here makes for a full day of action on its own. Whether you’re looking for Stripers, White Bass, Hybrid Bass, Crappie, or Catfish, you’ll find your freshwater adventure here.
 

When to Go

Spring! Yes, the lake has a year-round fishing season but all fish species spawn in spring, which makes it the best time to go fishing. To be more precise, it’s easier to catch fish during this time because they stick to shallower water, which makes them easier to spot. All three Bass species spawn from March–May, Crappie from March–April, and Catfish from April–June. Depending on which species you’re after, it’s ideal to book your trip during one of these periods. 
 
During their spawning season, you’ll find these fish in shallow coves, along cut banks or submerged timber. During summer, the fish go deeper, looking for water that’s cooler and has oxygen levels ideal for them. In fall, as the temperature gets cooler, fish can be found all over the place, while your chances in winter are best in local rivers and creek channels.
 

How to Catch Them

In spring, you can target fish in shallow water using topwater lures, jigs, and live bait. During summer, most fishing guides will troll or drift fish using jigs, live bait, or large diving baits. Most of the wintertime catch is made by trolling river and creek channels using artificial baits and large jigs. Some captains also do bottom fishing with jigs or slabs.
 

Which Trip to Choose

Most fishing guides offer five-hour or eight-hour trips. Half days are a great choice if you want to focus on only one fish species, or simply don’t have enough time. But if you want to be a “Jack of all trades” and catch a bit of everything, a full day trip is your best bet. Even if you reach a daily limit for one species, there’s always something else to target. 
 

Regulations

  • Be sure to purchase a valid Texas fishing license with a freshwater endorsement before your trip.

  • There’s no closed season on Lake Whitney, but there are daily catch limits for some species. Per person, you can keep up to five Stripers, five Catfish, 25 Crappie, and 25 White Bass. 

 
Lake Whitney fishing charters offer budget trips that are suitable even for novices. As the lake boasts numerous boat ramps, it has excellent public access, which is another reason many people choose it as their favorite fishing destination. Explore the beauties of Lake Whitney and don’t miss out on a great experience.
 

Lake Whitney

4.8/5
Based on 29,146 reviews by FishingBooker anglers

Lake Whitney Fishing Seasons

January
The beginning of the year is a good time to catch trophy Catfish. If you’re lucky and more experienced, you may catch fish over 40 pounds on live shad. 
 
February
Bass species hold up their numbers during winter. If you’re targeting Smallmouth, you should use plastic worms and jigs while fishing in depths of 15–30 feet.
 
March
Catfishing gets even better! The best areas to target Catfish are near channels and submerged brush or rock. They prefer live bait, but you can also use cut bait. 
 
April
With spring, the spawning season starts for most of the fish species and it’s hard to decide what to target. Bass are usually caught along shorelines and in coves.
 
May
You’ll find fish in very shallow waters, only 2–15 feet deep. Target all types of Bass and you’ll be most successful in areas with flooded vegetation.
 
June
As the weather gets warmer, fish move into the depths of the lake. You’ll find Crappie in the middle and upper ends of the lake.
 
July
During summer, the lake has little oxygen. Stripers move to the coolest layer of water they can find. Trolling or drift fishing should do the trick.
 
August
White Bass can be a good target choice, as they move in large schools. It’s easy to spot them because they frequently surface in open water while feeding.
 
September
When summer’s over, the fish move into shallow water again. You can target Bass and Crappie using topwater bait again.
 
October
As the water cools, Bass fishing heats up. Medium-sized, crawfish-colored crankbaits seem to be the best option to catch them.
 
November
In November it’s hard to decide where to fish because Stripers inhabit all depths. You can find them along river channels in deep water or feeding at the surface. 
 
December
The end of the year is a great time to troll river and creek channels with artificial baits. Trophy Catfish are also possible to catch, all the way through March.
 

Lake Whitney Fishing Calendar

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What anglers said about fishing in Lake Whitney

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