Canyon Lake Fall Bass Fishing – 1 Month In | What I Found and How I Fished It

Canyon Lake, roughly one month into fall.

I launched around 8:45. I focused on the river end and the brush I had marked a couple weeks prior.

Not a numbers day, but the general approach I’d used earlier in the fall didn’t work. Gar Got In The Way I believe!

If you’re fishing Canyon or a similar South Texas reservoir right now, the small moving baits and the green pumpkin soft plastics were the two things that made sense on this trip.

Full results and the rest of the approach are in the video.

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