New Braunfels sits where the Guadalupe and Comal rivers meet in south-central Texas, creating a year-round fishing destination that draws anglers for both warm-water species and seasonal runs. The Guadalupe below Canyon Lake holds largemouth and smallmouth bass, while the Comal—fed by spring water—stays cool enough for trout even in summer. Local guides and tackle shops know these waters intimately, and the town's proximity to San Antonio makes it accessible for weekend trips or longer stays.
The articles here cover which species you'll find in each river system, how water releases from the dam affect fishing conditions, what gear and techniques work best for the local bass and trout populations, and how to navigate access points and seasonal changes. You'll learn when to fish each stretch, what weather and water conditions favor different species, and how to plan a trip that matches your skill level and target fish.