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 lake limestone
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08/21/15 10:30 PM
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bluedogrunner
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Green Horn
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thinking on going to lake limestone any body have any luck there if so where
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: bluedogrunner]
#11056457
08/22/15 01:49 AM
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HOTFishing
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Sorry, never fished it. Usually I'm on Navarro Mills or Mexia.
U.S. Navy Retired
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: bluedogrunner]
#11056589
08/22/15 03:05 AM
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crappiegetter
Pro Angler
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I've heard Limestone is OK If you can find them I'd only be guessing under a Bridge ? Good Luck
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: HOTFishing]
#11056591
08/22/15 03:06 AM
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crappiegetter
Pro Angler
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How Is the Crappie fishn on NM & Mexia ?  Sorry, never fished it. Usually I'm on Navarro Mills or Mexia.
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: bluedogrunner]
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08/22/15 03:30 AM
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bluedogrunner
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there hard to find on mexia right now
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: bluedogrunner]
#11056642
08/22/15 03:34 AM
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crappiegetter
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TY for your responce there hard to find on mexia right now
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: bluedogrunner]
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08/22/15 02:07 PM
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Posts: 2,097
SLABXPRESS
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Don't waste your time on the bridge this time of year. Focus on timber in 12-25' water and 10-16' down. Minnows are your best bet for good numbers, but if you're gonna fish a jig go with a pearl, white, or translucent type color with some black/blue flakes. A Chartruse w/ red flakes does the trick some too.
Don't expect too much on numbers if you're new to the lake. Keep moving...2-3 fish per tree is about as good as it gets. Unless you stumble across one with brush.
Good luck!
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: SLABXPRESS]
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08/22/15 02:12 PM
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crappiegetter
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Well thank you for that report   Don't waste your time on the bridge this time of year. Focus on timber in 12-25' water and 10-16' down. Minnows are your best bet for good numbers, but if you're gonna fish a jig go with a pearl, white, or translucent type color with some black/blue flakes. A Chartruse w/ red flakes does the trick some too.
Don't expect too much on numbers if you're new to the lake. Keep moving...2-3 fish per tree is about as good as it gets. Unless you stumble across one with brush.
Good luck!
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Re: lake limestone
[Re: crappiegetter]
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08/23/15 03:04 AM
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HOTFishing
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I was on NM this morning at Crappie Point. Crappie were good for some of the people but I only got one keeper and gave that to a friend. Most were caught on a variety of jigs about 7' down.
Went to Mexia this evening and caught a variety a sunfish and a couple of small bass with one small crappie. Mexia is mostly known for catfish but I hear gar are plentiful.
U.S. Navy Retired
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