Now With GPS Coordinates to the Hottest FIshing Spots on Lake Amistad!
 Lake Amistad Topo Map with GPS Coordinates to Proven Hotspots |
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Lake Amistad Fishing Report
This two-sided laminated lake map gives you everything you need to know about Lake Amistad. Lake Amistad is a Southwest Texas lake, located 155 miles west of San Antonio. Lake Amistad borders Texas and Mexico with half the lake in Mexico and half in Texas. Amistad has become one of the best largemouth bass fishing lakes in the United States. Many fishing tournaments are held every year in this large lake. The map has GPS coordinates for the hottest fishing spots and also for marinas, boat ramps, and other locations.
Lake Amistad Fishing Report
2/26/2010 – Amistad is hot in the Spring. The mouth of Rough Canyon is very productive right now. Spinners, Rat-l Traps or lizards are usually what they want. Get along the drop offs and try a lizard carolina-rigged. That is usually the best. San Pedro Creek, in the north fork, ranges from 2′ to 20′ and is also an excellent Spring bass fishing hole. Look for grass. When you find the grass in this area, work it hard.
Evan’s Creek, Spot B varies from 5 to 30 feet and is also a big producer of quality bass in the Spring.
The map on this page contains a list of 81 of the hottest fishing spots on Lake Amistad, according to local guides who have fished Amistad since day 1. It has GPS coordinates to all of these spots and tells you what time(s) of year these spots are best. This map will insure that your trip to Amistad is a successful one. The map is very, very detailed and includes tables to the hot spots on Lake Amistad according to local guides. It is well worth the price to be prepared when you get there. Don’t wait to buy a map when you get there. Most of the small bait shops stock only a few and sell out quickly. This is a great fishing map, you will love it. Guaranteed!
Top Fishing Spots on Lake Amistad
These are some of the spots detailed on this map.
- Slaughter Bend
- Rough Canyon
- Big Canyon
- Twin Canyons
- Devil’s River
- San Pedro Canyon
- Ward’s Point
- Evans Creek
- Castle Canyon
