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 DFW lakes & shell beds
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01/30/19 12:25 AM
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DNewt
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I know there are quite a few shell beds at Fork but my question is do any of the DFW area lakes have them?
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Re: DFW lakes & shell beds
[Re: DNewt]
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01/30/19 01:09 AM
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LittleGazoo
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Most likely.
Watch for the white shells on shoreline where they've washed up, then use side-image to search deeper water out from them. Also just watch for hard-returns on SI when going across points and humps.
Use a Carolina-rig to explore those spots.
Last edited by LittleGazoo; 01/30/19 01:09 AM.
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Re: DFW lakes & shell beds
[Re: DNewt]
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01/30/19 01:49 AM
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CCTX
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mapquest
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Yes
Check for south facing points with a steeper drop off to one side. The south wind/current we get here most of the year will deposit them on these south facing points and they will fall off onto the deeper side
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Re: DFW lakes & shell beds
[Re: DNewt]
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01/30/19 10:58 AM
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buda13
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I can vouch for Lake Worth and Grapevine both having shell beds. Found 2 on Worth and 1 on Grapevine.
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