Boys Bass Fishing & Fly-Fishing Camps

In 2020, 24 Campers caught over 1,000 Largemouth Bass in each Session, and had a ton of fun in the process. Lake Bastrop continues to prove itself as an incredible location for Outdoor Texas’ Bass Fishing & Fly Fishing Camp. The goals of the Camp are to take each Camper and improve their knowledge and their skills as they relate to fresh water fishing. The Instructors make sure each Camper improves their abilities whether they are a beginner or a veteran fisherman.  South Shore Park on Lake Bastrop with its new dining hall, lakefront pavilion, and lakefront cabins provides the perfect spot for Outdoor Texas Camps to maximize the Camps efforts for safety, learning, fun and FISHING!!!

CAMP INFORMATION

Boys Bass Fishing & Fly-Fishing Camps: Boys Aged 9 to 17 • July 10th – 16th and July 17th – 23rd • Cost: $1,450 • # of Campers per Camp: 24                   

CAMP ACTIVITIES

Spin Casting • Baits and Lures • Fishing Techniques • Knot Tying • Kayaking • Camping and Survival Skills • GPS Skills • Pontoon Boat Fun and Fishing • Swimming • Kayak Fishing • Fly Casting • Fly Tying • Fly Fishing • Fishing with Professional Captains

TYPICAL CAMP DAY

7:00 AM
7:30 AM
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
3:00 PM
4:30 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
9:00 PM
10:00 PM
Wake Up
Breakfast
Activity Session I (Ex. Spin Casting)
Activity Session II (Ex. Knot Tying)
Lunch / Cabin Time / Inside Instruction
Cabin or Special Activity Time
Cabin or Special Activity Time
Activity Session III
Activity Session IV (Ex. Cat Fishing)
Dinner
Evening Activity Session V (Ex. Bass Fishing)
Cabin or Special Activity (Ex. Fly Tying)
Light Out
 

WHAT TO BRING

Personal Life Vest
 5 – 6 T-Shirts
2 Long Sleeve Shirts
2 Swimsuits
Cap and/or Visor
Sunglasses
1 Pair of Sneakers and/or Sandals
1 Pair of Water Shoes
2 Towels
Sunscreen
Personal Bedding (sheets, pillow, light blanket or sleeping bag)
2 Towels
Toiletries
Bug Spray
Water Bottle

EQUIPMENT and MISCELLANEOUS 

  • Personal Fishing Tackle can be brought to any of the fishing camps – but it is not required. All of the fishing camps have plenty of tackle available.
  • No Guns. Hunting and Deer Camps have all the guns needed.
  • No electronic games.
  • No food or snacks.
  • Cell phones must be kept by the Camp Director. Camper can use his or her phone at the appropriate times.
  • Cameras are allowed.

STAFF

Peter Velasco – Camp Director                                                                          Robert Ramirez – Lake & Stream Ecology, Biology & Mgmt                      Charles Whited & Team – Professional Bass Fishing                               Seasonal Fly Casting & Fly Tying Instructors Guides                                                                                                                  

LOCATION

The Outdoor Texas Fishing Camp is located at South Shore Park on Lake Bastrop just a few minutes from Bastrop, Texas. This 1,000 acre lake is one of the top ten bass lakes in Texas. For directions visit: www.SouthShorePark.com