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Re: First Time, Long Time! Would appreciate any help I can get.
[Re: Sloth]
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03/24/16 03:50 PM
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UTDmiller
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Your first time going out i would just go to local ponds to get used to fishing out of the yak, throw some weightless watermelon red senkos or trig brush hogs in same color
John Miller
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Re: First Time, Long Time! Would appreciate any help I can get.
[Re: Sloth]
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03/24/16 04:23 PM
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Pine Mills Tracker
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Upper end of lake Hawkins or even Tyler state park has a decent small lake for a kayaks if your headed east. Any of the Wood county lakes can provide good fishing.
3wt & 4wt TFO
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Re: First Time, Long Time! Would appreciate any help I can get.
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03/24/16 06:30 PM
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DedShort
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I fished for years from a small boat. You can fish any lake you want to from a yak. Study a map, find an area that is somewhat protected from strong winds, has a place to launch, not necessarily a boat ramp, but a place you can legally get to the water and fish that area like it is its own small lake. For an example of what I am talking about look at Buck creek boat ramp on Ray Roberts on google earth. You will see access with shoreline North and South and a road to the East and a train track to the West. Protected area, with lots of good fishing. Williams Creek on Fork right there at the highway is another good area for a small boat. Marinas are also good and safe for small boats. Fish the area you choose thoroughly and don't worry about the lake as a whole just the small area you have chosen and you will catch plenty of fish! This is good advice. I look at a big new lake the same way. Don't try to fish the whole thing, just one area. If it has what it needs for a good bass habitat they will be there somewhere. The good thing about a yak is that it helps you to really focus on an area and fish it more thoroughly.
"Liberty is always dangerous, but it is the safest thing we have." - Harry Emerson Fosdick
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Re: First Time, Long Time! Would appreciate any help I can get.
[Re: Sloth]
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03/24/16 07:53 PM
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BuffaloBrian
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Re: First Time, Long Time! Would appreciate any help I can get.
[Re: Sloth]
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03/25/16 06:23 PM
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mikemtx
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Purtis Creek is a small lake to start on.
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