Lake Whitney Striped Bass Fishing Charters

If you're looking to sleep in and still enjoy some first-class angling, this trip is for you! You'll be going after Striped Bass in the lovely waters of Lake Whitney. All the fishing gear is included, just make sure you have a valid fishing license with you.

The trip usually lasts 4-5 hours. You and Captain Brian will mainly be chasing Striper. He'll take care of all the fishing equipment, so the only thing you'll need to bring is a valid fishing license and, if you desire so, some drinks and snacks.

Professional guided Striper trips on Lake Whitney. Fishing from a 24-foot Nautic Star boat, the nicest boat on the water with plenty of room. Using downriggers, outriggers, and rocket launchers Children are welcome with smaller ones fishing from the captain's seat using rocket launchers. Kids 10 and under are free. Ages 10 to 12 at $50.00. Experience an unforgettable day on the water with your family or friends. Lodging is available with notice at additional cost. Make it Happen! Let's go get 'em!

Striper fishing is great

Either Lake Whitney or Lake Waco, depending on migration. The maximum capacity is 2 adults and 1 child for these trips.

We will fish for around until we catch our limit or up to 4 hours.

Trips are typically 4 to 5 hours. We will target striped bass or white bass. I will clean and bag your catch at the end of the trip. All you need to bring is snacks/drinks and a valid Texas fishing license. I will provide everything else!

Half a day of Striper fishing on Lake Whitney! 4-hour trip or until we catch a limit. We will be using live bait or artificial. All you need to bring is a fishing license! I provide everything and also clean and bag your fish for you!

Will fish lake whitney or pat cleburne depending on the best bite at the time! Also can fish granburry lake or benbrook with a week before notification

Depending on the time of the year, I will always recommend fishing for what is biting best! Sand bass and Striper can usually be caught year-round, so depending on what you want to catch we could fish for either. In the warmer months I can switch over to catfish if that's what you would prefer.