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Lady Bird Lake - Austin
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08/01/17 03:29 PM
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I am thinking about renting kayaks this weekend and fishing Lady Bird Lake for a few hours one morning. Will be my first time ever fishing out of a kayak. Any advice before I head out would be appreciated. Any tips on strategy for this time of year on finding some fish would help. Will be launching out of the Rowing Dock. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Lady Bird Lake - Austin
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08/03/17 03:56 AM
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Not a single response after almost 100 views..... is there a kayak tourney on the lake this weekend or what?... guess Ill head back to bass forum
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Re: Lady Bird Lake - Austin
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08/04/17 05:25 PM
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Tommar
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Having never kayaked I'm sure you're in for an adventure.
Don't get frustrated if and when the paddling and boat positioning interferes with the fishing. It happens to everyone.
Good luck and post a report!
US Army and TXARNG 1984-2014 Gulf War 90-91 Iraq 2004-05 A'stan 2009 VFW Post Commander 2013-15
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Re: Lady Bird Lake - Austin
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08/08/17 01:19 AM
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bayoubob
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Rent a fishing kayak if possible and a 12' to me is the best size. Be patient. Don't try to reach behind you to get something. Swing your feet out to the side and let them hang in water. You can access everything that way with ease. Have floats on fishing rods and be a minimalist! ALWAYS WEAR A PFD!!!!!
Crappie the true White meat!!!!!
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Re: Lady Bird Lake - Austin
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08/08/17 01:27 AM
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ben_beyer
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Be prepared for dealing with paddling, positioning, and trying to fish. Don't take too much gear as it can make things complicated for a Noob.
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