Two popular Canyon Lake parks reopen for the summer season on March 1. Comal Park, a 116-acre day-use park on the south shore of Canyon Lake, and Canyon Park, a 485-acre day-use park located on the north shore of Canyon Lake, will
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) says the annual white bass run is “heating up” as spring approaches. Each spring, white bass run upstream from reservoirs into rivers and creeks to spawn, creating prime fishing opportunities. Also known as “sand bass,” the
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) will temporarily shut off water flows from Canyon Dam into the Guadalupe River at Sattler on Wednesday to allow an inspection team to enter and inspect the conduit. The dam, control tower, conduit, stilling basin,
Comal County commissioners are expected to approve significant upgrades to Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #22, 808 Park Shores, at their Thursday meeting. According to the agenda, 20 single-car spaces and 15 trailer spaces will be striped at the unkempt ramp, located next
The Centennial Celebration of Texas State Parks kicks off at Guadalupe River State Park in Spring Branch Saturday with rainbow trout fishing for kids. On Friday, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Inland Fisheries Division in San Marcos will stock the Guadalupe
The body of 22-year-old Aamir Ali, who disappeared during a camping trip in Potters Creek Park Friday, was discovered in Canyon Lake around 2 p.m. by Blue Diver Search and Recovery Team. Comal County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Jennifer Smith said
The brother of a 22-year-old University of Houston student last seen Friday night at Potters Creek Park is asking Canyon Lake residents who live in that area to check their backyards, sheds and boat docks for signs of the missing man. Qasim
Expect on-and-off streamflow disruptions on the lower Guadalupe River starting Monday when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) proceeds with plans to replace Canyon Dam’s floodgate. Construction will last through April and flows will be shut off while workers are inside
Canyon Lake’s shrinking due to drought, leaving many boat ramps unusable. Efforts are underway to fix serious problems that predate low lake levels. Many boat ramps are over 50 years old and were only intended to serve small subdivisions, not tens of
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today announced plans to replace Canyon Dam’s floodgate and warned stakeholders of lower release rates in the months ahead. Workers with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) will work on the outlet from Dec. 5 through April 15,