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 gar fishing the trinity
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03/21/24 05:15 PM
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Black Dallas
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got a buddy that wants to go try it. any suggestions on locations for bank fishing?
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Re: gar fishing the trinity
[Re: Black Dallas]
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03/21/24 11:41 PM
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JakeMcD
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When I was a kid, my dad would take me to the junction where Clear Creek meets the Elm Fork of the Trinity River (this is just North of Lake Lewisville), and we would catch quite a few longnose gar (3-6 feet long). Once the gar spawn gets on, you can find them near the mouth of most creeks on Lake Lewisville (and other lakes). They might be mixed in with the carp and buffalo.
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Re: gar fishing the trinity
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03/26/24 12:20 AM
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butch sanders
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i would think anywhere that you had access
the Trinity River is full of them
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Re: gar fishing the trinity
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03/27/24 11:20 AM
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Tyler G
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I hear the Lake Livingston spillway is full of em. Most of the best areas on the river require boat access though.
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