looking for Hydrilla

Any recommendations on real hydrilla? Willing to drive 2 hours of Ft Worth....

Speaking of Hydrilla what has the high water on Rayburn done to the Hydrilla beds?

How fast can you drive? Toledo Bend is full of it!

I have a gameplan. Mr Perry pointed me in the right direction. It just happens to be East

Imagine that. Toledo Bend is full of grass and is possibly the best lake in the country right now. Its about time for TP&WD to fix that problem. One must have slipped by them.

Athens

Monticello, Bob Sandlin, and Welsh

I was told the grass is all gone just like Rayburn but that was hearsay. I'll know after I get back from vacation.

Toledo bends south end is full of hydrilla. I'll be willing to bet if you look up north you can find some I just dont fish up ther very much.

Toledo bends south end is full of hydrilla. I'll be willing to bet if you look up north you can find some I just dont fish up ther very much.

You was told wrong then especially on Toledo.

Toledo has very little hydrilla. Thats milfoil people are seeing. Huge difference. No flipping bite over there this year. As far rayburn, goodluck finding hydrilla. Water levels 9 ft high fixed that.

We need hydrillia in all our lakes imho.

I was on Toledo a couple weeks ago. Couldn't find any hydrilla north of the bridge. Fished the Patroon area. A lot of flooded bank grass and pads, and very little to no milfoil.

^ Accurate Report very little hydrilla a Toledo or Rayburn for that matter and I have to agree with the flipping bite statement as well regarding TB.

So..... Does this mean I'm not wrong......

R U back from vacation ?

Instead of SAL we should have SAH

Agree

clark has it

I fish both of these lakes and yall have me so confused right now.....