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Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10727800 03/27/15 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted By: plasma800
Is there a campground at bastrop?


Stayed in the cabins at South Shore Park in January, pretty sweet. Like a tent with walls, very nice for $45 a night.


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Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733119 03/30/15 01:44 PM
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I tried to book at bastrop south park for the weekend, and they said they have been booked for weeks cry

forgot it was easter weekend !

So I booked at bastrop state park, which Is maybe a mile from there?? couple miles maybe. Even they didn't have any openings for friday night, had a few for saturday night.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733139 03/30/15 01:51 PM
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Fayette will make u feel good. Good numbers coming from that lake right now.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733243 03/30/15 02:32 PM
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Yeah thought about rearranging to fayette. Of course oak thicket park is completely booked too, but I might could just make a day trip of it.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733249 03/30/15 02:34 PM
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I really want to put this kid on some fish - in an easy manner. Being 8 (now mind you, he LOVES fishing) but still, at 8 it's so easy to get frustrated and impatient. So some sort of easy rig is in order here.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733265 03/30/15 02:41 PM
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Gibbons Creek Reservoir, is a power plant lake near College Station...been catching some nice bass there the past few weekends most above 5lbs. Gibbons is only open Friday-Sunday though.


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Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733281 03/30/15 02:45 PM
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I hope Conroe is a decent lake-we're moving to the Houston area and living on the lake
was one of the things we were considering.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733497 03/30/15 04:02 PM
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I live in Houston and frequent Conroe (1hr) , Fayette (1.25 hrs), Bastrop (1.5hrs), Rayburn (2.5 hrs) and Gibbons Creek (1.25hrs). I suck on Conroe so only realty like to fish it during the spring. Summer on Conroe is treacherous with all the wake boats, yachts and jet skis. I got burned out on Fayette after a couple of years because it's small but always catch good numbers. Bastrop is good for numbers too. Given a choice I pick Rayburn everytime but it's tough to do in one day. You really need to stay the night there.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10733728 03/30/15 05:25 PM
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Choot Bastrop or Fayette for a Kid. Coleto Creek about 2hrs south, and usually alot of fun too. Shallow fish and easy to catch.

Re: Hunting for a decent bass lake within a few hours of Houston [Re: plasma800] #10735625 03/31/15 01:16 PM
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never heard of Coleto Creek, thanks for the tip - I'll look into that one for sure.

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