Best lures for Guadalupe bass? Try the popper, wooly bugger and Llano bug
A Guadalupe bass is held in a net after being caught for study as part of the Nekton Survey for the San Antonio River Authority on Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2021. The fish was measured, momentarily studied and released. The survey monitors fish diversity.
“When we have a clean river that supports Guadalupe bass, that’s an indicator that the watershed and river system is healthy,” said Tara Bushnoe, who currently serves as Upper Guadalupe River Authority’s natural resources manager. A good way to catch Guadalupe bass locally is by using fly fishing lures such as the popper, wooly bugger and Llano bug, according to Kerrville Kayak and Canoe owner Corey Miller. Available at his shop, the flies are tied by W. Martin Pursch, who has owned Country Flyfisher Shop in Fredericksburg for more than 22 years.
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