Lake Travis Largemouth Bass Fishing Charters

Full-day trips consist of 8 hours on the water, departing from Cody Park in Lago Vista at 7AM fishing Lake Travis. Trip includes all rods, reels, tackle, fuel, bottled water on ice etc. The only thing you must bring is your fishing license. This is the best option if you want to experience the whole lake and all it has to offer. Clients are welcome to bring snacks/ pack a lunch, there are also several waterfront restaurants we can stop at for lunch.

What better way to explore the productive fresh waters of Texas than by spending an entire day fishing? You can target Spotted, Largemouth, and Smallmouth Bass across many lakes around Austin. Please note that during the summer months, Capt. Ander doesn't run weekend evening trips on Travis.

Texas offers some of the best bass fishing in the USA, and the Hill Country area around Austin provides a beautiful backdrop to any potential angling action. Join Captain Ray Tomasits, also known as the “Hill Country Bass Coach,” for a fu

Get the most out of your central Texas fishing adventure. You'll be fishing Lake Austin, Lake Travis, LBJ, Decker, Lake Bastrop, or Fayette County Reservoir. As well as providing stunning scenery, these lakes are overflowing with exciting and delicious fish. Drift along the calm waters starting at sunrise and battle it out over the course of 8 hours with prized Largemouth, Striped, and White Bass. Try bottom fishing, jigging, popping, or even bring your own fly gear and get ready to fill the boat.

Double your haul with our 2-trip catch-and-keep special: two 5-hour sessions (AM or PM first, your pick) with a break—say 7-12 AM, lunch, then 3-8 PM! Target the lake’s tastiest, active species with all tackle provided. Learn pro techniques to maximize bites, keep your catch, and enjoy fish cleaning included. Book now for twice the fun and fresh fish!

James Roberts Fishing welcomes you to Austin and invites you to exciting and fun lake trips in Central, South, and East Texas. Join Captain James Roberts in exploring Texan lakes and enjoy their fascinating nature. You’ll be fishing on a 20’ B

Sometimes 4 hours is not enough and 8 hours is too much. But 6 hours is just right!