Any Fellow Texans on here?

[webb971]

Looking to see if there are any fellow Texans on here. Need ideas of where to go close to home.


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[pnc]

I'm not one, but there are some. Would help if local area was known. Are you near coast ? Or what waters you plan on fishing ?

........ pc

 

[karstopo]

Yes, upper coast Texan here. I have some ideas about where to go in the southern 1/3 of Brazoria County. Otherwise, your guess might be as good as mine. Only 253 counties remain, but some, I bet half, have zero public or any surface water.

 

[webb971]

I am in Alvarado, just south of Fort Worth.


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[Cigarsnjeeps]

Smithville, Texas

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[mikew1959]

Weatherford here
Welcome
If you see water there’s fish in it. Big help huh?
Do you have any kind of watercraft?

 

[pnc]

Hey webb,
No need to wait or hope, someone has local know-how for you. Maps show water, check local one first. Knowing what is fishable, what & why things makes areas productive. Takes time, rewards follow.
Find some water, let us know what's in it !

....... pc

 

[Joey Bagels]

Out by Columbus south of I-10. Where are you looking to throw flies?


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[mikechell]

go to takemefishing.org ... tons of information for most US areas.

Dallas/Fort Worth ... Lake Fork, Lake Tawakoni, the Trinity River ... the list goes on and on.
There's tons of water to the north and east of you ... probably a lot right in your area.

I'm from Florida, but business travel has put me in your area a few times.

 

[skcwolfgang]

I am in Dallas, but have fished all over the state. The Colorado river near Bastrop is a great fishery with Guadalupe bass. I did a float trip once. You can rent a kayak there also.

 

[wf0]

Austin and Central Texas! Colorado, Llano, San Marcos, Guadalupe, Blanco, and creeks galore!

 

[myster]

I live in Fort Worth. When I want to get away from the city, the Paluxy River/ Dinosaur Valley State Park is my go to. I have family in central Texas, and as such, the Texas Hill Country offers plenty of options.

 

[wf0]

Hey Myster! We have some property up between Meridian & Glen Rose on the Bosque that always has water

 

[omas]

I am from Houston. I don't do much fly fishing in Texas. I do a lot of wade fishing on the upper Texas coast with conventional tackle. I do most of my fly fishing in Colorado. I have friends that live in Colorado Springs.

 

[AxisMike]

Fredericksburg/Austin here. Pedernalis river is is my frequent fishing waters.

 

[notenuftoys]

north DFW here (straight north of the airport, between Lake Lewisville and Grapevine Lake).

I'm a trout bum trapped in a bass world. But I do love getting over to the Paluxy. Brazos south of PK dam is good but can get crowded. Carp flats on Ray Roberts is a blast if you have floaty equipment to get to them. I've bushwhacked to some flats but don't recommend it.

 

[tex68w]

South Central Coast here, Victoria to be exact. I have bass fished Coleto, Saxet, and Texana in the immediate area. The trout options in the state have already been listed, I have caught brown trout on the San Marcos between Martindale and Staples. I spend most of my time on the coast in Port O'Conner and Seadrift, but the back waters of the smaller lakes I mentioned are a good time on my inflatable SUP.

 

[iflytexas]

Yes, upper coast Texan here. I have some ideas about where to go in the southern 1/3 of Brazoria County. Otherwise, your guess might be as good as mine. Only 253 counties remain, but some, I bet half, have zero public or any surface water.

Hey karstopo, fellow Brazorian here! Live in Lake Jackson.

 

[karstopo]

iflytexas, I work in LJ and live just outside the city limits. Have you been fishing around the area much?

 

[wf0]

My wife’s from LJ! Go Bucs!