Anybody know what the multi-trunken trees at the water line at Rayburn are called, I've heard them called Monkey trees or spider trees, but that's not actual name. I thought they were Tupelo trees, but that's not right either?

Any pics?

cant find any

Planera aquatics/water elm

*aquatica

Cypress trees?

Thanks DFlipper, that's it!

Learn something new every day. I always wondered what those were called.

We call them the "no fish trees" lol

Yes sir! I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work. Friend of mine told me th name of them years back. He is a hell of a bass fisherman, said the aquatic vegetation in Big Sam is the one thing he always remembered from his college days at SFA.

My son graduated from SFA with a biology degree. I spent hours with him on Rayburn hunting Apple snails, and all kinds of plants and mushrooms. Research for his degree. I learned a lot too! lol yep .. Water Elm