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#2187829 - 04/19/08 08:31 AM denton area
UNTyaker Offline
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Registered: 07/19/07
Posts: 12
i am new to fly fishing and was wondering if any one knew of some spots i could fish from the bank/wade in the denton area
thanks

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#2187920 - 04/19/08 09:30 AM Re: denton area [Re: UNTyaker]
rrhyne56 Moderator Offline
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Loc: McKinney TX USA
Ray Roberts has some flats I hear, although I've never made it over there.

Ought to be some creeks to wade thereabouts, keep your eyes peeled whilst driving about the area.
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#2188021 - 04/19/08 10:41 AM Re: denton area [Re: rrhyne56]
Lane K Offline
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Registered: 03/22/08
Posts: 6
Head south on 377(Ft. Worth Drive). Turn left on Country Club Road(FM 1830)at the Shell Station. About 1 mile turn left on Hickory Creek Road and park along road, make your way down to the water and the sandies and hybrids will be there.

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#2189955 - 04/20/08 02:45 PM Re: denton area [Re: Lane K]
UNTyaker Offline
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Registered: 07/19/07
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awesome thanks alot. im going to go check out hickory in the morning.

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#2190162 - 04/20/08 04:47 PM Re: denton area [Re: UNTyaker]
rrhyne56 Moderator Offline
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Oh, I had a question - your userID is UNTyaker, do you do any kayaking hereabouts?
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#2191750 - 04/21/08 08:58 AM Re: denton area [Re: rrhyne56]
UNTyaker Offline
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Registered: 07/19/07
Posts: 12
i dont have any space to keep them in my apartment so they stay at my parents house in Mansfield. So when i make my way home we typically go to a couple spots in that area or keep on going south to the coast

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#2191790 - 04/21/08 09:10 AM Re: denton area [Re: UNTyaker]
rrhyne56 Moderator Offline
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Registered: 02/16/01
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Loc: McKinney TX USA
Ah, too bad. Those Ray Bob flats are reported as some nice fishing
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#2196079 - 04/22/08 02:01 PM Re: denton area [Re: rrhyne56]
lws6772 Offline
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Registered: 06/21/05
Posts: 95
Loc: denton tx
Where are the flats on Roberts and any place one could park and walk from? I wade/float tube fish. Thanks very much for any help.

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#2196110 - 04/22/08 02:09 PM Re: denton area [Re: lws6772]
rrhyne56 Moderator Offline
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According to this link there are flats in the Isle DeBois arm of the lake.

I know that there are some guys out there who fish Ray Bob. Who can point this fellow to the wading flats?
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#2196178 - 04/22/08 02:24 PM Re: denton area [Re: rrhyne56]
HammerPants Offline
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Registered: 01/22/08
Posts: 15
Loc: Dallas
The northern 377 bridge (north of Tioga) will put you on them. The bottom can be kinda soft, though. Your best bet is to get that yak of yours, paddle west from that same 377 bridge (on the northern side) and go past the railroad tracks, then hug the shoreline north - that's Upper Jordan Creek and great fishing all through there.
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