The South Concho River in Tom Green County, Texas, is a picturesque waterway flowing through the city of San Angelo that offers diverse fishing opportunities for anglers. The 8.5-mile stretch between Lake Nasworthy Dam and Bell Street Dam forms four separate pools created by concrete dams: Metcalf, Ben Ficklin, Lone Wolf, and Bell Street reservoirs, collectively covering 216 acres of water. With a natural shoreline making up 85% of its banks, the river features overhanging trees, submerged timber, and native aquatic vegetation including water-willow and yellow pond-lily that provide excellent fish habitat. The river maintains relatively clear water with a rock bottom in many sections, creating an environment that supports a variety of freshwater game fish while offering anglers a tranquil setting within the urban landscape of San Angelo.