It's not a problem if you happen to be camping in the park. In fact, the fishing action is usually fast enough that a little later start than usual isn't a handicap. For such a small lake, Casa Blanca actually fishes a whole lot bigger because it has a little bit of almost every type of cover and structure fishermen love, and a whole bunch of some of it. Within a few yards of the ramp you can fish reeds, rocks, and most of the year there's plenty of duckweed. I like to tell my clients to get ready for a long boat ride when backing away from the ramp, then stop about 20 yards away and start fishing.
Lure selection is almost limitless.
Since this lake has a little bit of everything you can just about try everything in your tackle box. Cattails are the predominant cover, and as such I believe hold the most fish. There are miles and miles of cattails, basically there are some in every section of the lake. If you like to flip, you'll be in heaven. Because I always try to fish a different lure from my clients I can testify to the fact that the fish in this lake have hit every color of plastic that I carry in my boat.