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 Lake Somerville
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01/24/18 07:08 PM
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basspromaster
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Ok was looking for some info on Lake Somerville. How's the fishing? Places to camp? Structure? Any other basic info that y'all have. Planning a trip in March probably.
Politicians, baseball players, high-powered corporate CEO's they all seem to eventually let us down. Nature, however, does not. Look to her for inspiration and you will learn the secrets to living a good life. The most Important lesson it would seem is to make sure you spend as much time fishing as anything else.
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Re: Lake Somerville
[Re: basspromaster]
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01/24/18 09:00 PM
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KidKrappie
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Shallow shallow shallow. Most of everything will be up spawning at that time.
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Re: Lake Somerville
[Re: basspromaster]
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01/24/18 09:20 PM
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Joined: Nov 2002
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BMCD
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Its been a fairly quiet gem lately.
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Re: Lake Somerville
[Re: basspromaster]
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01/24/18 09:52 PM
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Joined: Mar 2010
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ChuChu1
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The shallow water marker buoys ARE NOT where they are supposed to be. They moved in the floods and have not been replaced.
Snowflakes and entitled brats will be the doom of America!
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Re: Lake Somerville
[Re: basspromaster]
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01/25/18 01:23 AM
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basspromaster
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Thanks. I will be in a 15ft semi V sonwomt be doing much running. There are enough rampsnthat I shouldn't have to do much running around.
Politicians, baseball players, high-powered corporate CEO's they all seem to eventually let us down. Nature, however, does not. Look to her for inspiration and you will learn the secrets to living a good life. The most Important lesson it would seem is to make sure you spend as much time fishing as anything else.
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Re: Lake Somerville
[Re: basspromaster]
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01/27/18 07:00 AM
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Joined: Jul 2015
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Shoreboundangler
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I remember doing some great shore fishing from Yegua Creek Park. You can post up from the beach near the boat ramp and soak baits on bottom for catfish. I also remember going to the "free park" at the end of fisher rod off PR 25. That area had more brush and structure around the shoreline. Hike west of the dead end and try soaking live worms around the trees close to the bank. There are also lots of gaspergoo here mixed in with the cats, mostly channel but I think I also caught blues. There are also some red ear and blue gills in the trees. Somerville is fantastic!
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