The predominant fish species in Lake Conroe are large mouth bass, crappie, catfish, bluegill, and white/hybrid striped bass. Lake Conroe’s fishing records are as follows: Large Mouth Bass (15.93 lbs, 27 in), Crappie (2.77 lbs, 16.3 in), Catfish (86 lbs, 55 in), Bluegill (1.41 lbs, 10.5 in), White/Hybrid Striped Bass (14.78 lbs, 29 in). The best months to catch large mouth bass and crappie are September through May. Catfish bite all year long. Bluegill are most easily caught during the spring and summer months, while white/hybrid striped bass bite most often from November through March. Here are fishing tournaments on Lake Conroe.
Stow-A-Way Marina and RV Park Sunday Morning Fishing Tournament
- Registration: Around 5:30–6:00 AM
- Launch / Safe light: Approximately 6:00–6:30 AM (varies with season)
- Weigh-in: Typically around noon (12:00 PM), adjusted through the year for daylight and weather.
ConroeBass Tournament Schedule
Lake Records
