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 Table rock lake
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08/16/19 12:52 AM
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Joefishhunter
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I booked a cabin for labor day weekend. So are there any hazards on that lake, trees / islands / ect? Should i get a map card? I have never fished up that way and have no idea what to expect. Any help with this or baits would mean a lot
Thanks Guys
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Re: Table rock lake
[Re: Joefishhunter]
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08/16/19 01:51 AM
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Rbob64
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youtube pete wenners or just google table rock fishing report. Found him to be pretty spot on...
North Texas Texoma & RR bound most days
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Re: Table rock lake
[Re: Joefishhunter]
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08/16/19 02:59 AM
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SteezMacQueen
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Yes to the hazards. You can literally go from 150+ to 2ft in a 10ft span. Pay attention to buoys and your maps.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: Table rock lake
[Re: Joefishhunter]
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08/16/19 04:19 PM
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rxkid2001
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The maps are pretty accurate. Iād be more worried about people trying for the seasons last hurrah. Jet fleas and toons will be thick.
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Re: Table rock lake
[Re: Joefishhunter]
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08/16/19 05:28 PM
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Rbob64
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what part of the lake you staying on?
North Texas Texoma & RR bound most days
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Re: Table rock lake
[Re: Joefishhunter]
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08/17/19 04:53 PM
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Stikslinger
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Yes sir. Grew up on that lake. The main lake is deep and open. Once you head into the coves and fingers you better know where to run. Can go from open 70 ft to 10 ft forest in a matter of 50 yards. Be prepared for super clear water. Most times you can see fish swimming below you in 15ā water. Tons of rock points and structure. Might be worth your time to go with a guide for 1/2 day to get you started. Have fun
Last edited by Stikslinger; 08/17/19 04:54 PM.
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