Just out of curiosity....do they allow the public to do any improving of the trails up and down the creeks? Like chainsaws, or a skidsteer(long shot) maybe?

I really need to learn to fly fish. I have a little cheap fly combo, and have accumulated quite a collection of flies over the years, but I have just never taken the time to learn. I even have some fly tying stuff somewhere around here.

When I first started kayaking up the yegua from Nails creek park in 2001 I never saw another kayaker, only the occasional john boat.. fast forward 15 years and it is hard to find a day of the week where you do not have the company of the plastic navy all the way up the creek.. fishing is still just as good as it ever was closer to the lake..

I am a member of the Brazos Valley Fly Club. HL&S is the president of the club. There is a facebook page. We have monthly meetings and do a lot of fishing during the year. You are welcome to join us. You are also welcome to come out fishing with me anytime.

Yeah Hemorrhoid road was a one of a kind. Guess its paved now. Our first ultralight outfits were Barbie type rods we would steal from our little cousins. Those were the ticket. 5-6 lb hybrid in that creek on a Barbie rod was something to remember. You would only land about 1 out of 10. Are there still Hybrids in Sommerville? If so I guess they don't go up the creeks anymore. Maybe the entrance is too shallow or something(looks that way from your reports). When Yegua use to flood nobody would be fishing bc the creek was too high and muddy, the tiny creeks going into Yegua would get cut off after the water would recede and would have hundreds of whites in the holes left behind. We would take landing nets and after our limits(junior high stupidity lol), we would put hundreds back into the creek. Guess we figured we did our duty. Fun times in the early 80's.