Conroe Fishing Report

Nov 12, 2025

GREAT. Water stained; 69.6 degrees; 1.01 feet above pool. Water temperatures are holding around 73 degrees midday on the main lake, and fish are on the move. Bait is beginning to gather at the mouths of the creeks, drawing in more predatory fish. Catfishing has been good, with eater-sized blue and channel catfish hitting Catfish Bubblegum, liver, worms, and punch bait on wind-blown points and ledges with structure in 15-40 feet of water. Drifting natural baits through channels can produce both solid eaters and the occasional trophy blue. Largemouth bass are active, biting crankbaits on shad–loaded, wind-blown points, moving offshore during the day, and along banks and grasslines early and late. Report by Brad Doyle with Bradley’s Guide Service. Crappie catches are improving, with anglers finding better numbers - though many are still small - around timber and structure in 12-21 feet using minnows, hair jigs, or plastics. Hybrids remain scattered and schooling, taking slabs, spoons, or shad off flats and drop-off edges in 16-23 feet, with a mix of smaller pods and a few larger schools. Always wear your life jacket. Report by Mike Cason, Fishical Therapy.

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