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FISH FACTS
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Fish Facts is a page designated to inform anglers of facts and tips for fishing the Guadalupe River, as well as responsible angling information.

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Helgramites are commonly found on the Guadalupe.

Southwest Texas State University Study
According to an April, 1998 study done by Southwest Texas State University on the Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam:

  • Scuds+Midges+Mayflies+Caddis flies = 91% of drift.
  • Mayflies and Midges are most common in the evening drift.
  • Caddis fly pupae and larvae are most common in mid-afternoon drift Scuds are most common in the early drift, but are available throughout the day.
  • Blue Wing Olives (#18) and Tricos (#24) are the most common Mayflies.
  • The Speckled and Spotted Sedge (#12 - #16) are the most common Caddis.
  • Midges (#18 - #24) are the most common insect in the drift.
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There is a high population of Damsel Nymphs on the Guadalupe.

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The diagram above is an example of the nymph rig most commonly used on the Guadalupe. Please note, amount of weight used is dependant on river flow and placement of strike indicator is dependant on depth of water you are fishing.
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