Thank you Earnest! I have had many great trips over the years fishing the list you provided. Very nice of you!

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Since your so giving earnest how bout all of your favorite likes on Lewisville? I mean your all about helping fellow fisherman aren’t ya

Absolutely. I like that there are so many catch-able big crappie on most of my brushpiles. I like all the underwater trees there that hold lots of fish. I like the size of the fish this year compared to a couple of years ago. I like watching them
hit my bait on livescope and most of all, I LIKE THAT AT MY AGE I CAN STILL GET OUT THERE AND CATCH THEM.

+1

Just got to love the bs; got to have hi boots.

Sound like a lot of my favourites on my lakes..... And a awesome reply.....

So how bout the coordinates to those favorite piles on Lewisville

I mean, it would benefit all fishermen right which is your goal isn’t it.

You love to give the coordinates out to Roberts piles yet I’ve never seen you post any from your “home lake”. Isn’t that interesting

The cords he gave out on RR are core piles. If you want his personal cords for LL I would suggest you book a trip with him or get on your side image unit and put in the work as he did. It's simple to find many personal piles on LL with side image if you put in the time...Ernest has put in a lot of hard work making many piles. He doesn't mind sharing nor do many of us if you go about it in a positive manner. Your method seems a tad bit rough but that could just be me reading it the wrong way. Forgive me if I am.

Just my

By the way, how you been...hope all is well.

This is why good people who like to share there knowledge leave this forum all the time.

If your best fishing spots are places that you can find with a google search, I think you have bigger problems. Half of fishing is working to find new structure, or placing your own. That's why it's fishing not catching. If you want something easy take up golf. I can give you the coordinates to a bunch of courses around DFW.

I know there is information for Lake Fork on brush piles but it is old. I saw at least 8 pontoon boats heading out early this year with brush piles. Has anyone have an updated list?

If I didn't know any better I would think some of you wear skirts, SMDH

A rope, a saw and some cinderblock is all it takes to know where a brush pile is. Thank you Ernest for all the structure you have added to the lake. I'm sure there are more fish in the lake as a result of the improvements. To the rest, invest time and effort and you too will enjoy great fishing as Ernest does.