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#6934103 - 12/12/11 11:37 AM Pier at Gibbons Creek ?
cougar64 Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 01/24/06
Posts: 545
Loc: Richmond Texas
Last time i was at Gibbons Creek it had to been 6 years ago. I know they had a boat dock and the pier they had at the time was falling apart. I heard they had a new pier or redid the pier. Since somerville is drying up i am looking for a New Crappie Hole. So if anybody knows if there is a new pier please let me know. Thanks

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#6934128 - 12/12/11 11:46 AM Re: Pier at Gibbons Creek ? [Re: cougar64]
yovoyakin Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 09/24/11
Posts: 49
Loc: College Station
No pier at gibbons.

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#6935982 - 12/12/11 09:11 PM Re: Pier at Gibbons Creek ? [Re: cougar64]
zoomtx Offline
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Registered: 11/02/11
Posts: 17
no pier and the boat dock is like 7 ft above the water, the lake is real low, i was out there sunday.

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#6940835 - 12/14/11 11:56 AM Re: Pier at Gibbons Creek ? [Re: cougar64]
Lou r Pitcher Online   content
Pro Angler

Registered: 10/06/05
Posts: 911
Loc: CollSta.but Fork days end inY
Just after the paystation, if you leave the paved road and take the graveldirt side road straight ahead and then park below the dam near the spillway, you can walk back over the paved road to the main lake a couple hundred yards and you will be at bank fishable crappie stumps in 10 feet or so of water. If you're there just at the time of year crappie happen to be in water <10 feet, you might have as good of waters as any boater.






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