November 2, 2025 • 3 mins
This is Artificial Lure bringing you the Lake Austin fishing report for Sunday morning, November 2nd, 2025. We’re rolling into early November with the clocks ticking just after sunrise—sunrise hit the water at 7:50 AM, and you can expect sunset tonight right around 6:41 PM. We’re sitting at the first quarter moon, with major fishing activity windows running from 6:26 to 8:26 this morning and picking up again around dusk, from 6:44 to 8:44 PM, so plan to hit those bite times if you want your best shot according to Fishingreminder.
The weather’s delivering a classic Austin fall start—cool in the morning, working up to some mid-70s by midday, and barely a breeze out of the south. Water clarity is a little off from last week’s rain, but visibility is holding steady in the upper sections and should improve as the day warms up. These post-front conditions have the fish active, especially moving shallow to hunt bait along grass edges and around cover.
Lake Austin has been giving up solid numbers of largemouth this week, with word at the ramps putting the bite in that two- to four-pound range, and a few hawgs stretching close to six. These fish are busting on main lake points, particularly where creek channels cut close—think commons like West Bouldin Creek and the mouth of Bull Creek, both standing out as reliable local hot spots right now. The local crowd’s been doing well flipping soft plastics around docks in the lower lake, Texas rigged green pumpkin Senkos or craws. Up north towards Tom Miller Dam, anglers report a shallow crankbait bite using shad-pattern squarebills, especially early—this pattern starts to fade by midday.
Topwater walker and popper lures landed a handful of good fish at sunrise, and white spinnerbaits slow rolled over submerged grass are still catching feeders as the sun climbs. If you’re targeting more than bass, Lake Austin’s catfish are active near drop-offs; best reports say to use punch bait or fresh-cut shad. Variety catch has included bluegill and crappie on smaller jigs—bright chartreuse or electric chicken colors under boat docks and bridge pilings have been especially productive according to local reports and the Texas Parks and Wildlife’s last public record for the area.
Live bait's hard to beat: shiners or small bluegill under slip bobbers along current breaks will draw strikes ranging from largemouth to an occasional striper. If you prefer artificials, don't leave home without your green pumpkin soft plastics, white spinnerbaits, and shallow-diving crankbaits in shad or crawfish patterns. As always, check the deeper holes in creeks after the sun’s high—fish push deeper but stay catchable on Carolina rigs and blade baits.
If you’re after a proven spot, try the rocky shoreline just above the 360 Bridge or the humps near Emma Long Park—both hold year-round resident bass, and lately have shown some solid afternoon action. Town Lake Dam is another sleeper with rumors of a surprise striper being landed last week on live bait.
Thanks for tuning in to your Lake Austin fishing report—whether you’re working the grass lines or chasing a new PB off the main channel, get out there and enjoy what our city lake has to offer. Don’t forget to subscribe to stay hooked on the latest conditions and tips.
This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
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The weather’s delivering a classic Austin fall start—cool in the morning, working up to some mid-70s by midday, and barely a breeze out of the south. Water clarity is a little off from last week’s rain, but visibility is holding steady in the upper sections and should improve as the day warms up. These post-front conditions have the fish active, especially moving shallow to hunt bait along grass edges and around cover.
Lake Austin has been giving up solid numbers of largemouth this week, with word at the ramps putting the bite in that two- to four-pound range, and a few hawgs stretching close to six. These fish are busting on main lake points, particularly where creek channels cut close—think commons like West Bouldin Creek and the mouth of Bull Creek, both standing out as reliable local hot spots right now. The local crowd’s been doing well flipping soft plastics around docks in the lower lake, Texas rigged green pumpkin Senkos or craws. Up north towards Tom Miller Dam, anglers report a shallow crankbait bite using shad-pattern squarebills, especially early—this pattern starts to fade by midday.
Topwater walker and popper lures landed a handful of good fish at sunrise, and white spinnerbaits slow rolled over submerged grass are still catching feeders as the sun climbs. If you’re targeting more than bass, Lake Austin’s catfish are active near drop-offs; best reports say to use punch bait or fresh-cut shad. Variety catch has included bluegill and crappie on smaller jigs—bright chartreuse or electric chicken colors under boat docks and bridge pilings have been especially productive according to local reports and the Texas Parks and Wildlife’s last public record for the area.
Live bait's hard to beat: shiners or small bluegill under slip bobbers along current breaks will draw strikes ranging from largemouth to an occasional striper. If you prefer artificials, don't leave home without your green pumpkin soft plastics, white spinnerbaits, and shallow-diving crankbaits in shad or crawfish patterns. As always, check the deeper holes in creeks after the sun’s high—fish push deeper but stay catchable on Carolina rigs and blade baits.
If you’re after a proven spot, try the rocky shoreline just above the 360 Bridge or the humps near Emma Long Park—both hold year-round resident bass, and lately have shown some solid afternoon action. Town Lake Dam is another sleeper with rumors of a surprise striper being landed last week on live bait.
Thanks for tuning in to your Lake Austin fishing report—whether you’re working the grass lines or chasing a new PB off the main channel, get out there and enjoy what our city lake has to offer. Don’t forget to subscribe to stay hooked on the latest conditions and tips.
This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.
Great deals on fishing gear https://amzn.to/44gt1Pn
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is artificial war bringing you the Lake Austin fishing
report for Sunday morning, November two, twenty twenty five. We're
rolling into early November with the clocks ticking just after sunrise.
Sunrise hit the water at seven fifty am and you
can expect sunset tonight right around six forty one pm.
We're sitting at the first quarter moon with major fishing
(00:21):
activity windows running from six twenty six to eight twenty
six this morning and picking up again around dusk from
six forty four to eight forty four pm, So plan
to hit those bite times if you want your best shot.
According to Fishing Reminder, the weather's delivering a classic Austin fall.
Start cool in the morning, working up to some mid
seventies by midday and barely a breeze out of the south. Water.
(00:45):
Clarity is a little off from last week's rain, but
visibility is holding steady in the upper sections and should
improve as the day warms up. These post front conditions
have the fish active, especially moving shallow to hunt bait
along grass edges and a round cover. Lake Austin has
been giving up solid numbers of largemouth this week, with
word at the ramps putting the bite in that two
(01:07):
to four pound range and a few hogs stretching close
to six. These fish are busting on main lake points,
particularly where creek channels cut close. Think commons like West
Bolden Creek in the Mouth of Bull Creek, both standing
out as reliable local hotspots Right now. The local crowd's
been doing well flipping soft plastics around docks in the
(01:28):
Lower Lake Texas rig green pumpkin sencos or cross up
north towards Tom Miller. Gam Anglers report a shallow crankbait
bite using shad pattern square bills, especially early. This pattern
starts to fade by midday. Topwater walker and popper lures
landed a handful of good fish at sunrise, and white
(01:49):
spinner baits slow rolled over submerged grass are still catching
feeders as the sun climbs. If you're targeting more than
bass Lake, Austin's catfish are active near drop offs. Best
reports say to use punch bait or fresh cut shad. Variety.
Catch has included bluegill and crappy a variety jigs, bright chartrews,
(02:09):
or electric chicken colors. Under Boat docks and bridge pilings
have been especially productive. According to local reports and the
Texas Parks and Wildlife's last public sector record for the area.
Live baits, hard to beat chiners or small bluegill under
slip bobbers along current breaks will draw strikes ranging from
large mouth to an occasional striper. If you prefer artificials,
(02:31):
don't leave home without your green pumped in soft plastics,
white spinner baits, and shallow diving crank baits and shatter
crawfish patterns. As always, check the deeper holes and creeks
after the sun's high. Fish push deeper, but stay catchable
on Carolina rigs and blade baits. If you're after a
proven spot, try the rocky shoreline just above the three
(02:53):
six to o Bridge or the humps near Emma Long Park.
Both hold year round resident bass and lately have own
some solid afternoon action. Town Lake Dam is another sleeper,
with rumors of a surprised striper being landed last week
on live Bait. Thanks for tuning in to your Lake
Austin Fishing report. Whether you're working the grass lines or
(03:15):
chasing a new PB off the main channel, get out
there and enjoy what our city lake has to offer.
Don't forget to subscribe to stay hooked on the latest
conditions and tips. This has been a quiet Please production.
(03:38):
For more check out Quiet Please dot ai
This is artificial war bringing you the Lake Austin fishing
report for Sunday morning, November two, twenty twenty five. We're
rolling into early November with the clocks ticking just after sunrise.
Sunrise hit the water at seven fifty am and you
can expect sunset tonight right around six forty one pm.
We're sitting at the first quarter moon with major fishing
(00:21):
activity windows running from six twenty six to eight twenty
six this morning and picking up again around dusk from
six forty four to eight forty four pm, So plan
to hit those bite times if you want your best shot.
According to Fishing Reminder, the weather's delivering a classic Austin fall.
Start cool in the morning, working up to some mid
seventies by midday and barely a breeze out of the south. Water.
(00:45):
Clarity is a little off from last week's rain, but
visibility is holding steady in the upper sections and should
improve as the day warms up. These post front conditions
have the fish active, especially moving shallow to hunt bait
along grass edges and a round cover. Lake Austin has
been giving up solid numbers of largemouth this week, with
word at the ramps putting the bite in that two
(01:07):
to four pound range and a few hogs stretching close
to six. These fish are busting on main lake points,
particularly where creek channels cut close. Think commons like West
Bolden Creek in the Mouth of Bull Creek, both standing
out as reliable local hotspots Right now. The local crowd's
been doing well flipping soft plastics around docks in the
(01:28):
Lower Lake Texas rig green pumpkin sencos or cross up
north towards Tom Miller. Gam Anglers report a shallow crankbait
bite using shad pattern square bills, especially early. This pattern
starts to fade by midday. Topwater walker and popper lures
landed a handful of good fish at sunrise, and white
(01:49):
spinner baits slow rolled over submerged grass are still catching
feeders as the sun climbs. If you're targeting more than
bass Lake, Austin's catfish are active near drop offs. Best
reports say to use punch bait or fresh cut shad. Variety.
Catch has included bluegill and crappy a variety jigs, bright chartrews,
(02:09):
or electric chicken colors. Under Boat docks and bridge pilings
have been especially productive. According to local reports and the
Texas Parks and Wildlife's last public sector record for the area.
Live baits, hard to beat chiners or small bluegill under
slip bobbers along current breaks will draw strikes ranging from
large mouth to an occasional striper. If you prefer artificials,
(02:31):
don't leave home without your green pumped in soft plastics,
white spinner baits, and shallow diving crank baits and shatter
crawfish patterns. As always, check the deeper holes and creeks
after the sun's high. Fish push deeper, but stay catchable
on Carolina rigs and blade baits. If you're after a
proven spot, try the rocky shoreline just above the three
(02:53):
six to o Bridge or the humps near Emma Long Park.
Both hold year round resident bass and lately have own
some solid afternoon action. Town Lake Dam is another sleeper,
with rumors of a surprised striper being landed last week
on live Bait. Thanks for tuning in to your Lake
Austin Fishing report. Whether you're working the grass lines or
(03:15):
chasing a new PB off the main channel, get out
there and enjoy what our city lake has to offer.
Don't forget to subscribe to stay hooked on the latest
conditions and tips. This has been a quiet Please production.
(03:38):
For more check out Quiet Please dot ai
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