The beginning of the year is a great time to get in on the Hybrid Bass action. You'll find them along different underwater ledges, often chasing after schools of shad. Other types of Bass will also be lurking around different cover close to shore.

The waters are still fairly cold during February, meaning you can find fish in fairly shallow waters. If you're looking for Catfish, try exploring river channels and creeks and you might just hook into a big one.

At this time of year, the lake will finally start to warm up. This means that Bass will start spawning. You'll see Largemouth Bass and Crappie around the same type of cover as they'll both be looking for the warmest waters around.

Once Black Bass have finished spawning, you can switch your focus to different humps, wood, and brush pilings. Exploring these will net you White and Hybrid Bass, as well as Crappie. Small Catfish are also a frequent sight in April.

May brings some of the hottest White and Hybrid action on Lake Conroe. Troll for them around humps or along the bottom. Alternatively, head out early in the morning and try your luck for some Largemouth Bass.

The early morning bite is typically the most productive at this time of the year. Especially if you're looking to catch Catfish or Largemouth Bass. June is also a great time to fish for Hybrid and White Bass.

By now, the water is at its warmest and most fish will be hanging out in deeper spots. So hop on a boat and make the most out of your summer day. If you want to fish from shore, you'll have to get to the lake early.

You can expect similar water conditions as in July. As the waters are warm, fish will often lurk in deeper waters, making it a bit more tricky to find them. However, it's still a great time to fish for Catfish.

With the waters cooling down, you'll once again get to enjoy some nice Largemouth Bass angling. You can also expect the Crappie fishing to slowly pick up as the waters continue to cool down.

October is a fantastic time to fish on Lake Conroe. Besides the amazing Catfish action, you'll get to reel in Largemouth, White, and Hybrid Striped Bass. If you hit the brush pilings, you'll also get to reel in Crappie and Bluegill.

The waters have finally cooled down, making Largemouth Bass stick to cover and Crappie to brush pilings. Since they'll be fairly easy to find, you'll just have to focus your efforts on making them bite.

December brings the similar type of action as November does. By now, the waters are cold enough so you don't need to head out early. Fishing will still be great even if you sleep in, and you'll get to avoid the freezing mornings.