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Post by fishytx on Aug 25, 2008 13:19:44 GMT -5
The water surface was around 85 when we got there in the morning, and it was 92 to 94 when we left. Early morning bite was okay a long grass lines. The schoolies started around 10:00 am and it lasted for several hours. The only problem was the fact that they would not stay up long at all, maybe twenty to thirty seconds and then back down. So we didn’t spend too much time on this. After doing a little search fishing here and there, we went back to the top water action from about noon to 2 pm. Caught several more nice fish. The deep water and timber bite was no were to be found. I must say it was a very slow day. We ended up with 14 bass over all. One was in the four pound range, several three pound fish, and the rest were about two pounds. Even though it was slow, I still think we did a little better than what I had expected for this time of the year. If you can believe this, there was little to no wind. Therefore it was hotter than all get out. But over all it felt great to get back out on Fayette and catch a few.
Oh and another thing, the lake is real full. Either they have had a lot of rain in the area or they have had the river pumps kicked into over drive. The water color looks great too.
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Post by txbucky on Aug 25, 2008 18:22:44 GMT -5
Yep.....the water level is very high and the lake looks great!! Also, large amounts of the real "hydrilla" (not the stuff with sticky little spikes) is making a comeback....which should lead to some real nice fishin' areas.
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Post by rangerr77 on Aug 25, 2008 22:08:43 GMT -5
Doug, Looking to put my motorhome at Oak Thicket on Friday, Sept. 5th. I want to take two people that have NEVER fished Fayette County. In fact their biggest bass ever, was 5lb and 6.14lb, respectively...I will be fishing in one of their boats...Any help would be greatly appreciated. I will be camped for two nights. All those that want to visit, BBQ, and/or talk fishing, come on by...
Robert Cell: 512-423-4378
PS: The last time out, was in the winter-time when I tried to net a fish, that would not fit into a 16" diameter net!
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