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 Lake waco ideas
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10/13/14 11:26 PM
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Washington Bass
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Heading to Waco for the first time this weekend to see what it's about, any ideas? Pm of you want, just wondering where to start. Is there a damn I can crank? Or grass pads to hit? I don't have the electronics to find deep structure or gps points.
I can backlash toilet paper. PB: 7.8 @ Ladybird
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 Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 03:27 PM
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badfishxD
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Go towards the dam and find the bubbles, they're by the intake. Rattle trap.
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 04:25 PM
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Go towards the dam and find the bubbles, they're by the intake. Rattle trap. Be prepared to catch mostly Whites if you do this. But he's right, there are some largemouth mixed in with all the Whites in that area. I would recommend heading north and trying some of the coves on that size of the lake. There is also a lot of timber to flip and pitch on that side of the lake.
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 04:32 PM
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BigLeslie
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My info is dated but always seemed to be a few around the marina.
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 04:37 PM
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T Bird
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Dynamite! 
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 05:45 PM
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Washington Bass
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Thanks guys I've got some good ideas and a game plan to have a fun day on the water
I can backlash toilet paper. PB: 7.8 @ Ladybird
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 08:00 PM
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ColoradoTransplant
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I will try to get some time to put together a little google map for you -- That lake fishes alot like Belton or Stillhouse, so keep that in mind 
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/14/14 08:43 PM
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I can backlash toilet paper. PB: 7.8 @ Ladybird
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/16/14 09:36 PM
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badfishxD
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I will be there Saturday morning. Look for a guy rippin lips in a red and white stratos, that's me. 
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/16/14 11:07 PM
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Go towards the dam and find the bubbles, they're by the intake. Rattle trap. Be prepared to catch mostly Whites if you do this. But he's right, there are some largemouth mixed in with all the Whites in that area. I would recommend heading north and trying some of the coves on that size of the lake. There is also a lot of timber to flip and pitch on that side of the lake. Pretty sure the dam is on the north end. Lake actually runs south to north but the Bosque River enters up on the west end of the dam and this big arm is loaded with stumps to fish as you head up river. Good luck!
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/17/14 04:21 AM
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WeaponOfBassDestruction
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There's some big hybrids on the bubbles as well they'll give your bass gear a good workout!
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Re: Lake waco ideas
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10/19/14 12:00 AM
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Ok thanks guys, Ill hit the damn and any rocky shores with a sqaurebill and topwater early, then pull out the c-rig for a bit to test it out, then hit the bubbles after that. Assuming the fish hold around the bubbles all day, I figure it's best to hit that last.
I can backlash toilet paper. PB: 7.8 @ Ladybird
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