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Cleburne State Park #13044132 01/28/19 01:05 PM
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I will be heading to Cleburne State Park towards the end of February. I haven't quite mastered fishing a brand new lake to where I can locate fish. I have a kayak and the lake doesn't look very big. Does anyone have any tips or tricks for this lake or what tackle I should take to throw?

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Re: Cleburne State Park [Re: texagfisherman17] #13044137 01/28/19 01:11 PM
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May be too early but cleburne use to have big sun fish in it. Might bring some small baits or worms.

Re: Cleburne State Park [Re: texagfisherman17] #13044148 01/28/19 01:25 PM
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Tough lake. Very clear water

End of February, Id fish a drop shot, a spoon, a jerkbait, and a football jig
If the wind is blowing, Underspin

If you want to swing for the fences, throw swimbaits


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Re: Cleburne State Park [Re: texagfisherman17] #13044283 01/28/19 03:06 PM
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The big lake little east of there is better

Re: Cleburne State Park [Re: texagfisherman17] #13044293 01/28/19 03:11 PM
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It's very small. Easy to fish. Lots of little fish

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