Casa Blanca Lake

The fishing at Lake Casa Blanca is very good at times. Largemouth bass fishing is good with fish up to 8 pounds common. There are many blue and channel catfish in the 2 to 4 pound range, plus a few much larger. Many large crappie provide hours of fishing pleasure.

Lake Casa Blanca has rock and concrete rip-rap along dam, cattails along shoreline at normal lake level, and dead trees in the upper portion of the lake. Water levels are very low at times. Before you go, contact the park office for the current lake level.

Look for largemouth bass in the rip rap along the dam and around structure such as flooded timber, reeds and bulrushes and underwater humps. Topwater plugs in the morning work well around the reed beds and spinnerbaits and plastic worms will do the trick later in the day, especially along the dam. Catfish are often along the dam and around reed beds and points near deeper water. Chicken liver or shad fished on the bottom is good bait for these fish. Look for crappie suspended around submerged timber and use small jigs or minnows.

Casa Blanca Lake has special regulations on some fishes. Check current TPWD regulations before your trip.