Guadalupe Bass’s natural food consists of water-bound insects, small crayfish, minnows and small gizzard shad. Guadalupe bass are limited to a small part of the United States in Texas. They can be found in the headwaters...
Read MoreGuadalupe Bass can more picky when it comes to what they will eat. Older adults and the juvenile Guadalupe bass eat mostly insects. Texas winters are much milder than those in the north, and as such, Guadalupe bass, the water...
Read MoreGuadalupe Bass seek out and are found in flowing waters of streams around large rocks, cypress knees, stumps and similar types of cover. The Guadalupe Bass (Micropterus treculii) is a member of the Centrarchidae family...
Read MoreBefore venturing out on the ice, check with ice hut vendors for ice conditions. Avoid and be cautious of points as pressure ridges usually form off them and the ice is thin. Large lakes can produce ridges as high as 6 feet or...
Read MoreFish for the Guadalupe Bass using their natural foods like water-bound insects, small crayfish, minnows and small gizzard shad. The Guadalupe Bass is often thought of being a river fish found in south Texas. And while it is from...
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