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 Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 05:49 PM
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montyb
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Going this weekend with family. I have never been on lake, taking my boat. Staying Horseshoe Bay- any general advice? for bass...
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 07:22 PM
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speedboat
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Go early, there will be 1000s of sky boats and jet skies out there.
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 07:42 PM
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Topwater2
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Just what speedboat said X 1000. Hope you have a good size deep V!!!!
FishKen
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 09:40 PM
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Crowbar
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Yep...get a couple hours in EARLY before the wakemakers come alive and hit the green lights at night. Ton of docks in Horseshoe Bay have the green lights.
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 09:47 PM
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Jobie99
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Saturday will be like the gulf by 11:00 am. Sundays are much quieter. There are a lot of dock lights on at night, but I haven't attempted to night fish yet
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 10:17 PM
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thirtysixit
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Fish the rocks by the clock tower. Just don't get startled when you're in the zone and it chimes...….
"Show me a man who will jump out of an airplane, and I'll show you a man who'll fight."
- Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/24/20 11:16 PM
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Medinalakeguy
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There’s a gas station up in Kingsland named Wakepoint, it has some killer wings and bbq. Best thing is that it’s on the water with a really nice dock to tie to. Also there’s some bridge pilings right in front of it, that I always pull a bass of us wacky fishing.
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/25/20 02:41 PM
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Jarrett Latta
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Go at night and look for underwater green lights on main lake docks. Thank me later. Leave the daylight hours for the crazies. That lake is brutal during the summer
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Re: Lake LBJ Advice
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06/25/20 07:51 PM
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TxRabbitBane
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I live near LBJ and I can’t figure that lake out. I can consistently catch fish, but finding the good ones are definitely a challenge. I need to make myself spend more time there.
As others have said, boat traffic on weekends can make stuff difficult.
Dock fishing is always a good choice. The peninsula drop off isn’t a bad choice either. Early in the morning, the dam area can be good, but it’s very much a community hole.
Creeks near the middle of the lake are hit or miss.
Caught a bunch of fish way uplake on the llano side last time I was there (past the bridge) but nothing big.
Last edited by TxRabbitBane; 06/25/20 07:57 PM.
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