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 Sandy Creek Park on Lake Travis
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10/11/16 10:02 PM
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perrypogue
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I'm taking my 6 yr old grandson camping and fishing. We'll camp at Sandy Creek Park. Does anyone know what we may expect in the way of bass fishing?
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Re: Sandy Creek Park on Lake Travis
[Re: perrypogue]
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10/11/16 10:09 PM
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Chris Coufal
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Travis is fishing well right now. Fish everywhere to be caught. Arm yourself with small cranks and your favorite plastic.
-Chris-
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Re: Sandy Creek Park on Lake Travis
[Re: perrypogue]
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10/11/16 10:14 PM
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perrypogue
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That's what I figured. He's just getting old enough to handle a rod & reel so I'll have him throwing small crank baits. We'll have a blast!
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Re: Sandy Creek Park on Lake Travis
[Re: perrypogue]
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10/12/16 12:16 AM
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Chris Coufal
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green pumpkin BBH on a shakyhead or light t-rig is money. If you get out early I'd have a topwater tied on.
-Chris-
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