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Ready to step up your bass game? This trip with guide Clendon Taylor is your ticket to the best largemouth action in San Antonio. Whether you're in for a half-day hustle or a full 8-hour grind, you'll be hitting prime spots in a slick Nitro Z21XL - the kind of boat that makes other anglers do a double-take. Clendon's got the local know-how to put you on fish, whether you're slinging artificial lures or soaking live bait. It's all about matching the hatch and outsmarting those big, green fish.
From the moment you step aboard, you'll know this isn't your average fishing trip. Clendon's Nitro Z21XL is decked out with all the bells and whistles - from top-of-the-line electronics to comfort features that'll keep you fishing strong all day. You're in for a mix of run-and-gun fishing and settling into honey holes, depending on what the bass are doing. Clendon's always got his finger on the pulse of the lake, so you might hit shallow coves in the morning, then slide out to deeper structure as the day heats up. This trip is tailored to your skill level, so whether you're looking to dial in your drop shot technique or want to chunk big swimbaits for trophy fish, Clendon's got you covered.
On this trip, you're not just fishing - you're getting a masterclass in bass tactics. Clendon's a pro at reading the water and conditions, so you might find yourself flipping jigs into gnarly cover one minute, then working a topwater frog across lily pads the next. He's always got a game plan, whether it's finesse fishing with soft plastics when the bite's tough or power fishing with crankbaits when the bass are on the feed. You'll learn how to use your electronics to find fish-holding structure and how to present your bait to trigger those reaction strikes. It's hands-on learning that'll up your bass game whether you're a weekend warrior or a tournament angler.
San Antonio's lakes might not get the same press as some of the big-name Texas fisheries, but locals know - these waters are full of quality bass. Clendon's trips aren't just about catching fish (though you'll do plenty of that). It's about tapping into years of local knowledge, learning new techniques, and experiencing the kind of day on the water that keeps you coming back for more. Whether you're looking to crack that personal best or just want to bend some rods, this trip delivers the goods. Plus, with only two anglers max per trip, you're getting the kind of one-on-one attention that can really level up your fishing game.
Largemouth bass are the stars of the show on this trip, and for good reason. San Antonio's lakes are home to some real footballs - we're talking fish that'll make your drag sing and your heart race. These green machines can top 10 pounds in these waters, with plenty of solid 3-5 pounders to keep things interesting. Largemouth bass in Texas are known for their aggressive strikes and powerful runs, often busting through cover or leaping clear out of the water. They're ambush predators, so fishing around structure is key. In the spring, you might find them shallow, guarding beds. Come summer, they'll often retreat to deeper, cooler water or hang out under mats of vegetation. Fall can be dynamite, with bass feeding heavily to fatten up for winter. Clendon knows how to pattern these fish year-round, so you're always in the game for a trophy catch.
While largemouth bass are the main target, San Antonio's waters hold some surprises. On any given day, you might tangle with some hard-fighting channel catfish or even some chunky white bass. These "bonus" fish can add some variety to your catch, especially if the largemouth bite slows down. Clendon's always got a backup plan to keep the rods bent. During certain times of the year, you might even have a shot at some monster blue catfish - the kind that'll make you think you've hooked a submarine. It's this diversity that keeps anglers coming back to these waters season after season.
One of the best parts of fishing with a pro like Clendon? You don't have to stress about gear. His Nitro Z21XL is loaded with top-quality rods, reels, and tackle. You'll be fishing with the same kind of setups the pros use - think sensitive graphite rods paired with smooth-casting baitcasters or spinning reels. Clendon's tackle boxes are like a bass candy store, stocked with the latest and greatest lures that work on these waters. From finesse plastics to big swimbaits, you'll have access to the right tool for any situation. Of course, if you've got a lucky rod or some confidence baits you want to bring along, Clendon's all for it. It's all about putting you in the best position to catch fish.
San Antonio might be known for its River Walk, but the real action for bass anglers is on the surrounding lakes and reservoirs. Clendon's trips might take you to hotspots like Calaveras Lake, known for its warm water and year-round fishing, or Braunig Lake, where big bass lurk around submerged structure. Each body of water has its own personality, and Clendon knows how to crack the code on all of them. You might find yourself pitching to standing timber one day, then working offshore humps the next. It's this variety that keeps the fishing exciting and helps you build a well-rounded skill set as an angler.
While this trip is all about putting you on big bass, Clendon's also big on conservation. You'll learn proper catch-and-release techniques to ensure those lunkers swim away healthy to fight another day. It's about respect for the resource and making sure the fishing stays good for years to come. That said, if you want to take a few for the table (within legal limits), Clendon can show you how to properly care for your catch. It's all part of the complete angling experience.
If you're itching to get on some serious bass action in San Antonio, this trip with Clendon Taylor is your golden ticket. Whether you're looking to learn new techniques, finally land that personal best, or just enjoy a day on the water with a knowledgeable guide, you're in for a treat. With limited spots available and prime fishing seasons filling up fast, don't wait to lock in your date. Grab your fishing buddy (or come solo), and get ready for a bass fishing experience that'll have you planning your next trip before the day's even over. The big ones are waiting - time to get out there and catch 'em!
San Antonio's lakes are prime territory for largemouth bass, with fish typically ranging from 2-6 pounds. These ambush predators love hanging around submerged cover like stumps and weed beds. Spring and fall are peak seasons, but you can land quality bass year-round here. Anglers love targeting largemouths for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic fights. There's nothing quite like feeling that sudden weight on your line as a big bucket mouth inhales your lure. While they're tasty eating, most folks practice catch and release to keep populations healthy. If you're looking to improve your odds, try working a Texas-rigged plastic worm slowly along drop-offs - that's a deadly local technique for enticing bites from big bass holding deep. Just be ready to set the hook hard when you feel that telltale "thump"!

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