Lake Travis Bass Fishing with Captain Wyatt

Fishing Charter with Guide Wyatt Rae – Rates & Booking

Guide Wyatt Rae of Bass Tours ATX on Monday August runs professional Lake Travis fishing charters starting at sunrise with calm conditions perfect for bass fishing. These 4-hour guided trips target largemouth bass, Florida bass, and smallmouth bass using premium rods, reels, and tackle provided. The charter accommodates up to 2 guests and includes instruction on proven angling techniques like trolling spoons, casting, and live bait fishing. Licensed guide service with local Lake Travis expertise ensures you'll fish the most productive structure and deep water areas where bass hold year-round. Book online for half-day morning or afternoon trips, or upgrade to full-day charters for extended fishing time on Texas waters.

Highlights of Lake Travis Fishing Charter | Texas Fishing Charter

Lake Travis offers exceptional bass fishing with three distinct species available in the same waters—largemouth bass, Florida bass, and smallmouth bass. The lake's deep structure and varied habitat create ideal conditions for multiple fishing techniques, from trolling the main lake to working shoreline cover with live bait. Guide Wyatt Rae knows exactly where bass congregate on structure throughout different seasons and water conditions.

These guided fishing trips provide hands-on instruction in proven bass fishing methods while targeting trophy-sized fish in Texas Hill Country waters. The combination of technical fishing knowledge and access to prime Lake Travis locations makes this charter ideal for both learning new techniques and experiencing consistent bass action.

Local Species Insights: Bass Fishing

Lake Travis supports healthy populations of largemouth bass, Florida bass, and smallmouth bass due to its deep water structure and abundant forage base. Largemouth bass typically hold near submerged timber and rocky points, while smallmouth bass prefer the cleaner rock structure in deeper areas. Florida bass, a subspecies of largemouth, grow larger and fight harder in these Texas waters, making them a prized target for serious anglers.

The variety of bass species means different techniques work throughout the day—trolling spoons covers water efficiently to locate active fish, while live bait fishing excels when bass are holding tight to structure. Summer mornings offer the best action as bass feed actively before temperatures rise, and the calm conditions make it easier to work precise presentations around cover.

Plan Your Fishing Charter Day

Your Lake Travis fishing charter includes all premium fishing equipment—rods, reels, tackle, and bait—so you only need to bring sunscreen, drinks, and a Texas fishing license. The boat accommodates up to 2 anglers comfortably with plenty of room for casting and fighting fish. Early morning trips start around sunrise to take advantage of prime feeding times and cooler temperatures.

Guide Wyatt Rae provides instruction on reading Lake Travis structure, selecting the right lures for conditions, and proper bass handling techniques for catch and release. The charter focuses on both catching fish and learning skills you can apply to future fishing trips on Lake Travis or other Texas bass waters.