Lake Livingston, TX

(830) 992-9055

Lake Livingston Fishing Guide Facts

Discover answers to the most commonly asked questions and Lake Livingston Fishing Guide Facts. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a first-time visitor, we have all the information you need to plan your perfect trip.

When is Fishing Season?

START: March/April
END: August/September
The start and end of the fishing season is most dependant on the weather (especially pressure).

Do you offer fishing trips for beginners?

Absolutely! Charlie is an experienced guide and is here to help anglers of all skill levels. Fish On Fishing Guide provides instruction and tips to ensure everyone has a great time and learns something new.

What fishing techniques does Fish On Fishing Guide offer?

Fish On Fishing Guide offers the following fishing techniques:

  • Light Tackle
  • Heavy Tackle
  • Bottom Fishing
  • Spinning
  • Jigging
  • Popping
  • Drift Fishing
How long do the fishing trips last?

We offer two 4-hour trips a day.
Morning Trip: 7am-11am (up to 6 people)
Afternoon Trip: 2pm-6pm (up to 3 people)

What is the cost of the fishing trip?

$400 first two people, $100/each up to 6 people. Book Your Trip!

Is our trip private?

Yes. Once the minimum $400 base rate is met, the trip is marked as closed.

Is there a deposit?

Yes, there is a one hundred dollar deposit. The balance is due upon arrival on the day of the trip.

What form of payment do you accept?

Deposits are accepted through PayPal (no account setup necessary). The balance can be paid via Cash or Zelle. There will be a 5% surcharge for credit or debit card payments.

Can I tip Captain Charlie?

Tips are not needed. But, if your fishing experience made you feel compeled to want to tip, Charlie won't turn your blessing down.

What should I bring on my fishing trip?

We recommend bringing sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a cooler for your catch. All fishing equipment and life jackets are provided, but feel free to bring your own gear if you prefer.

Do I Neeed A Fishing License?

In most cases yes. See basic requirements and exceptions below.

Fshing License Information:

Resident Requirements
A resident fishing license is required of any resident who fishes in the public waters of Texas.

Exceptions
A license/package is not required for the following residents:

a person under 17 years of age.
a person born before January 1, 1931.
a person with an intellectual disability fishing as part
of medically approved therapy, under the immediate supervision of personnel approved or employed by a hospital, residence, or school for persons with an intellectual disability. The person with an intellectual disability must carry an authorization identifying the entity supplying the service. This authorization may be in the form of an identification card that contains the name of the sponsoring entity; or
a person with an intellectual disability fishing under the direct supervision of a licensed angler who is either a family member or has permission from the family to take the person fishing. While fishing, the person with an intellectual disability needs a note from a doctor stating the person has been diagnosed as having an intellectual disability.

Non-resident Requirements
A non-resident fishing license is required of all non-residents who fish in the public waters of Texas.

Exceptions
Licenses/Packages are not required for:

  • non-residents under 17 years of age;
  • Louisiana resident 65 years of age or older who possesses a valid Louisiana Recreational Fishing License (includes Senior Fish/Hunt License); or
  • Oklahoma resident 65 years of age or older.
Can I keep the fish that I caught?

Yes. The crew will even clean and fillet your catch for you to take home at the end of the trip.

Can you accommodate larger groups?

Yes. Please allow for confirmation before placing your booking online.