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Author:  TX H210SS [ Sun Mar 25, 2012 9:40 pm ]
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After a cancelled last season due to drought...the lake I frequent now is closing ramps due to high water levels....incredible ...last week we were there fishing up a storm in the storms..water was too cold for sports and wind was kicking so we pulled the fishgetter instead of the Red Zone...came home with 8 gallons of filets....I kid u not when I say the live well couldn't holdem.

We like to have swamped but the hybrid bass were hitting under the birds....may splash the big boat (for us) next week...can't wait.
Author:  298VISTA2000 [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 7:12 am ]
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Glad to hear the lake is back up. The crappie are spawning on our lake and they are all around the docks. Didn't try to catch that many because I thought I would be the only one eating them but I was pleasantly suprised that our two youngest kids liked them (filleted and fried).

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I had to fry them at the slip since it was starting to rain and couldn't do it on shore. I kept it legal though by doing it on the swim platform. LOL
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Author:  St. Louis Dave [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:00 am ]
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YUMMY!!
Author:  blue dragon [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:20 am ]
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The problem with fishing is finding someone to clean them. The admiral won't do it :lol:
Author:  St. Louis Dave [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 11:39 am ]
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Mine likes to do it. So I bought her an even better knife. Now I need to go fishing.
Author:  aguyindallas [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 6:08 pm ]
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Yes, Lake Lewisville was somewhere about 7 feet below full less than 60 days ago. Now, we are somewhere about 3 feet over full pool. I stayed on my boat on Saturday night, hanging with TxVista and another slip neighbor, then I got the boat out yesterday with the family for a few hours. It was an awesome day. The only caveat to the high waters is that there are now some floating logs/debris out there that you have to really watch out for.

I sure hope we get some more rain because having temps in the 80's in March makes me think Texas is in for a LONG and HOT summer and we will need a water surplus to keep us from slipping back into the bad drought we had last year.
Author:  Winter Sux [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:36 pm ]
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I hope the water levels work out for you guys down there,,,but hey, I aint even splashed yet :D
Author:  blue dragon [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:26 pm ]
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When are you planning on launching? I gotta go get my boat out of a barn in Uxbridge :lol:
Author:  TX H210SS [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:50 pm ]
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We ate one bag of fish which was around 3/4 gallon fillets while at lake for the week...pack and freeze in water and they're good for a while...we usually have a couple big fries over the summer and donate for the Catholic neighborhood Friday fish fry and mudbug boil...between the fish, deer and youth fair chicken sale the deep freeze gets a work out, I'm pulling the 210 out of moth balls Friday to clear her throat and stretch cuz come Sunday its a splash.
Author:  TX H210SS [ Mon Mar 26, 2012 10:49 pm ]
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OK .. how did u post pics to the message...I click on I mg like an idiot thinking that allows an image but its some kind of joke...r we still having to go thru five other web sites to post a pic here?
Author:  Winter Sux [ Tue Mar 27, 2012 5:23 am ]
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Blue dragon, I'm scheduled to splash this Saturday. My hauler has to go through about 100 feet of a plowed field to get to the driveway though. Here's hoping it stays dry enough that it wont be a mud fest. When are you coming out of storage?
Author:  298VISTA2000 [ Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:07 am ]
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TX H210SS wrote:
OK .. how did u post pics to the message...I click on I mg like an idiot thinking that allows an image but its some kind of joke...r we still having to go thru five other web sites to post a pic here?


Set up an account with http://www.photobucket.com and upload your photo. Once uploaded, click on the IMG code under the pic and then paste in the post a reply box. We need to see that catch.
Author:  TX H210SS [ Tue Mar 27, 2012 2:37 pm ]
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OK - Maybe this will work now.....these are not the same fish.....table full of Hybrid with a couple whites mixed in and 1 Crappie....couple more hybrid in the cooler and the rest whites. Total count for that day was 49 whites, 1 Crappie and 15 Hybrid.......not a bad day on the water!!!!....OH the local bag limit is 5 per person on hybrid for a day...so we had some room to spare, just not in the livewell:)
Author:  298VISTA2000 [ Tue Mar 27, 2012 5:33 pm ]
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TX H210SS wrote:
[ Total count for that day was 49 whites, 1 Crappie and 15 Hybrid.......not a bad day on the water!!!!....:


I'd say the fish are happy that the water level is up too. What did you catch them with?
Author:  TX H210SS [ Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:28 pm ]
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Trolling with bombers....I have never seen the birds working the bait fish like this on a freshwater lake..have Ben fishing this lake off and on since the late 80s and never have we gotten into hybrid like that.
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