Guadalupe Bass
The Guadalupe bass, native to Texas, is a small freshwater fish noted for its dark green body with a light belly. It inhabits fast-flowing streams and rivers and is highly prized among anglers for its spirited fight and unique habitat.
Length~30 (max 43)
Weight~0.5 (max 1)
WaterFresh
Water Temp15-27° F
- Other names-
- Length~30 (max 43)
- Weight~0.5 (max 1)
- WaterFresh
- Water Temp15-27° F
Popular lures for Guadalupe Bass
Regulation for Guadalupe Bass
- SeasonAlways open
- Bag limit5
- Vessel limit-
- Trophy limits-
- Max size-
- Min sizeNo
- Measurement-
- Prohibited methods-
Living Conditions
🐟 Habitat preferences
- Inhabits clear, fast-flowing streams and small to medium rivers
- Prefers areas with rocky substrates and abundant cover
- Feeds on insects, small fish, and crustaceans
- Juveniles often stay in shallow waters near vegetation for protection
♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior
- Spawning occurs in spring in gravel-bottomed streams
- Males create and guard nests, protecting eggs until they hatch
- Juveniles remain in shallow areas until they grow larger
- Both sexes reach maturity within a few years and are often solitary outside of spawning season