Lake Lyndon B Johnson

Q: What do you need to know about Lake Lyndon B Johnson?

Lake Lyndon B. Johnson is a section of the Colorado River in Burnet County, Texas. Many anglers come to this lake to target Largemouth Bass, Crappie, and Catfish. Most anglers fishing during the summer months will focus their efforts to the upper section of the lake which is slightly more stained. In the winter months anglers will tend to fish around the power plant near Horseshoe Bay. This power plant is a warm water discharge, this will attract fish all winter.

Q: What is Lake Lyndon B Johnson's size, depth, and clarity?

Lake Lyndon B Johnson is a 5940.90 acres Lake/Pond with 0 a stained water clarity.

Q: What fish are in Lake Lyndon B Johnson?

Lake Lyndon B Johnson contains the following species of fish: Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Catfish.

Species

Largemouth Bass2

Season

Winter (Current)2

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5" Senko Worm Watermelon w/ Red and Green / 5"

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Yamamoto

5" Senko Worm Watermelon w/ Red and Green / 5"

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Red Eyed Shad Lipless Crankbait 3" / Delta Red

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Strike King

Red Eyed Shad Lipless Crankbait 3" / Delta Red

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David Nelson

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11/6/23

Species
Largemouth Bass
Season
Fall
Technique
Crankbaits 13'+
Structure
Boulders
Forage
Shad
Water Temperature
68°

First of all the lake is muddy from our past storm. Water temp was 68.4. Shallow fishing was a bust for me. Water visibility was poor. A lot of schmuck while trying to skip shallow docks. I fished deeper docks with cranks and skipped a senco. Not a lot of fish caught but it was a nice peaceful day out on the water. I used a Irod Quercus wild card deep Crankin rod paired with a revo winch and Berkley big game green 12#. While skipping I used a Irod Genesis III IRG714C-H paired with a revo zeta using 50# power pro braid. I pegged a 3/16 oz sinker with a 5” green pumpkin senco. All my bites were in deeper water on rock piles or skipping deeper docks.