howdy folks!!!!

Your no longer wanted here Tommy..haha

howdy all...im hoggs stepdad

Welcome Ol Man!
You'll have fun here, alot of good fellas.

Welcome RSS, But are you sure you want to tell everyone who is your stepson? LOL!!!!

i hear ya..that might not be a smart thing to do

well well well matt wats goin on havent been on here for a good while how them white at livingston

matt's too busy catchin whites to be on this afternoon

only one doing it never thought whites were around in Aug.

Pine Island baby!!

Oh yeh, Pine Island !!!!!!!! ha ha ha ha ha ha !!!!!!!!! I have invited both of you and no one has come over yet. I will be out there in the morning or if it is going to rain I will be below the dam catching blue crabs.

any one caught any fish at somerville?

I've been out twice since August, caught fish both times but nothing to brag about.. Bass fishing on lake Bastrop has been good though

i just looked at the lake somerville website and the lake has gone up about a foot and a half with all the rain, hopefully the lake will go up to normal pool by the white bass run.

Snapper...it will probably keep coming up. I was at the deer lease yesterday (right near the turn off to Birch) it we still had water running through creeks. I dont know how much rain they got out in Lyons/Somerville but it was plenty.

awesome more rain can't wait till the white bass run!

Currently the lake is slowly rising and is at 236.4 or about a foot and a half from pool (238.0) If the lake is within a foot of normal level then the fish will have no trouble getting into the creeks. I will suggest that the crappie fishing in the yegua should still be good but the creek fish will likely have grubs and worms in them. I'll be kayaking up the Yegua from Nails creek park sometime real soon! anyone else want to go?

don't have a yak but let us know the results.

its about time yall got water in your creek! congrats on that. it will surely help yall this year.... -i know it will help my creek out even better. (Rowlett Creek)

just looked at the somerville corps website and were alittle under a foot low, keep the rain coming.

HLS..what artificials do you use on crappie in the Yegua? Ive thought about walking the creek seeing if anything will bite.

The cheapest jigs I can find.. usually 1/8th oz. yellow. In the creeks I crappie fish from the kayak whenever possible because a vertical presentation works best IMHO. Right now the Yegua and Nails creek are up and muddy so minnows will work best until it clears up some.. December/January has been good to me in the Yegua especially if the lake goes real high and floods in the early fall..

I miss the Yegua...glad to hear that it's finally filling back up. El Nino finally coming through!

more rain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!