Current fishing report for the Frio River near Concan, Texas

The Frio usually gives bank anglers its best shots around deeper pools, limestone edges, shade, and moderate current seams rather than featureless shallow runs.

• Look for shade, deeper green water, rock transitions, and wood where fish can sit just out of current.
• Small swimbaits, inline spinners, worms, live bait, and natural presentations all make sense depending on clarity.
• If recreational traffic is present, fish early and late or move away from the busiest access points.
• Bank anglers can target eddies, current seams, and outside bends with live bait, soft plastics, or moving baits.

Boat and paddle anglers can fish the Frio more methodically by linking deeper pools, current edges, and isolated structure over a longer stretch.

• Work pool heads, outside bends, broken rock, and current-soft edges before spending time in broad shallow runs.
• Topwater can produce in calm low-light windows; after that, slower bottom-contact baits usually take over.
• Current level matters more than almost anything else on the Frio, so let the live gauge on this page shape your plan each trip.
• Boat anglers should fish current breaks, laydowns, channel bends, and transition banks.