Largemouth Bonanza on Lake Austin - Bass Fishing Report Oct 25, 2025

Good morning, anglers! This is Artificial Lure bringing you the Lake Austin fishing report for Saturday, October 25th, 2025.

Let's talk about what's happening on the water right now. The bass action has been exceptional lately, thanks to the reintroduction of hydrilla in Lake Austin. This aquatic plant has brought the giant bass back, providing crucial food and shelter that's transformed the fishery. We're seeing healthy populations of largemouth bass actively feeding, with some impressive catches being reported.

For those of you targeting bass, the current conditions are prime. Early morning and late evening continue to be your best windows, with fish moving into the shallows to feed. Topwater lures are producing excellent strikes during these low-light periods. Switch to soft plastics and Texas-rigged worms as the sun gets higher – work them slowly around the hydrilla beds and you'll find success.

The weather today is looking favorable for getting out on the water. Sunrise hit around 7:30 AM, giving you that golden hour of fishing, and we've got until about 6:45 PM before sunset. That's plenty of daylight to put in a solid session.

Now, let's talk hotspots. The areas where hydrilla has established itself most densely are your key zones right now. Focus on the mid-lake region where vegetation is thick – bass are stacking up in these areas. The upper stretches near the dam are also producing consistent action, particularly for anglers working the deeper structure with crankbaits and jigs.

For bait options, you can't go wrong with live shiners if you're going natural. But artificial presentations are absolutely killing it right now. Throw chatterbaits through the grass, use swimbaits along the edges, and don't sleep on good old-fashioned spinnerbaits – the flash and vibration are triggering aggressive strikes.

Water clarity has been good, so consider downsizing your line if fish seem finicky. The hydrilla growth means you need to be strategic about your presentations – work the edges first before committing to fishing through the thick stuff.

Whether you're a weekend warrior or a serious tournament angler, Lake Austin is fishing as well as it has in years. Get out there and take advantage of these conditions while they last.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning, anglers. This is Artificial Lure bringing you the
Lake Austin Fish and Report for Saturday, October twenty fifth,
twenty twenty five. Let's talk about what's happening on the
water right now. The bass action has been exceptional lately
thanks to the reintroduction of hydrilla in Lake Austin. This
aquatic plant has brought the giant bass back, providing crucial

(00:22):
food and shelter that's transformed the fishery. We're seeing healthy
populations of largemouth bass actively feeding, with some impressive catches
being reported. For those of you targeting bass, the current
conditions are prime. Early morning and late evening continue to
be your best windows, with fish moving into the shallows
to feed. Top water lures are producing excellent strikes during

(00:45):
these low like periods. Switch to soft plastics and Texas
red worms as the sun gets higher. Work them slowly
around the hydrilla beds and you'll find success. The weather
today is looking favorable for getting out on the water.
Sunrise hit around seven thirty, giving you that golden hour
of fishing, and we've got until about six forty five
pm before sunset. That's plenty of daylight to put in

(01:08):
a solid session. Now, let's talk hotspots. The areas where
hydrilla has established itself most densely are your key zones
right now, focus on the midlake region where vegetation is thick.
Bass are stacking up in these areas. The upper stretches
near the dam are also producing consistent action, particularly for
anglers working the deeper structure with crank baits and jigs.

(01:30):
For bait options, you can't go wrong with live shiners
if you're going natural, but artificial presentations are absolutely killing
it right now. Throw chatter baits through the grass, use
swim baits along the edges, and don't sleep on good
old fashioned spinner baits. The flash and vibration are triggering
aggressive strikes. Water clarity has been good, so consider downsizing

(01:53):
your line a fish seem finicky. The hydrilla growth means
you need to be strategic about your presentations. The edge
is first before committing to fishing through the thick stuff.
Whether you're a weekend warrior or a serious tournament angler,
Lake Austin is fishing as well as it has in years.
Get out there and take advantage of these conditions while
they last. Thanks for tuning in to today's Lake Austin

(02:15):
Fishing Report. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss
tomorrow's update. This has been a quiet please production. For
more check out Quiet Please dot ai