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 Cypress Springs
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08/13/20 10:51 PM
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Ben B
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Going for first time Saturday. Any hazards to be aware of? How’s the largemouth and/or white bass bite out there right now?
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 12:56 AM
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David Burton
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Mind the buoys and understand the guidelines for running.
Shallow water up lake, but easy run. Extremely limited timber on some protected points.
David Burton
2015 Skeeter FX 21 +Ultrex +Helix 12 (x3) +Mega360 +MegaLive
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 01:03 PM
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Allen Bass Fisher
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Be prepared for LOTS of boat traffic. No grass. Very little timber. LOTS of boat docks. Some deeper ones up Panther Creek. Dam always seems to hold some fish.
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 01:22 PM
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SkeeterGuy1
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Hazards would be the wake boat traffic on the dam side...find a deep cove with docks in a pocket or stay west of the bridge...that should get you in some calmer water.
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 02:31 PM
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UTDmiller
Extreme Angler
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Fishing has been rough past few years, good advice above. Every now and then old cypress will surprise with some good fish
John Miller
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 02:38 PM
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bassnman
Pro Angler
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Pro Angler
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friggin grass carp ruined it.
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: UTDmiller]
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08/14/20 03:57 PM
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SkeeterGuy1
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Fishing has been rough past few years, good advice above. Every now and then old cypress will surprise with some good fish Sure will.... pretty sure there was a 30lb sack caught out of there earlier this year or early last year. I believe I read that on here; was a couples tournament.
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 04:29 PM
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Ranger1
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Spots are loaded up on some deeper points, They are NOT huge but fun none the less
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: SkeeterGuy1]
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08/14/20 06:48 PM
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Chris G
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Fishing has been rough past few years, good advice above. Every now and then old cypress will surprise with some good fish Sure will.... pretty sure there was a 30lb sack caught out of there earlier this year or early last year. I believe I read that on here; was a couples tournament. Yep and caught on Frogs. It was during that magical 2 week stretch this Spring which I think was the same time MLF was at Fork. The fishing now is TOUGH. Lots of small spots on points and humps but tough to catch any decent largemouth. I'd also be on the water at day light and off by 11 if you're fishing Saturday. Otherwise enjoy the washing machine that is Cypress on a weekend.
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Chris G]
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08/14/20 07:33 PM
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forkduc
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Discovered on my last trip that you get the wake boat wake twice.
Hits you from the lake and bounces right back from the sea walls 😬
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 07:37 PM
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Ben B
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Well guys...definitely not getting good vibes from what everyone is saying  I guess we could fish any of the 3: Cypress, Sandlin or Monty...or Winnsboro is just as close. I fishing fork fairly regularly so I'm trying to run new water. Would you guys recommend any of the others?
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: bassnman]
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08/14/20 08:03 PM
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Razorback
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friggin grass carp ruined it. Yep. Not only did getting rid of the grass hurt the fishing, but it dirtied up what used to be beautifully clear water.
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Re: Cypress Springs
[Re: Ben B]
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08/14/20 08:50 PM
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SkeeterGuy1
Outdoorsman
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Well guys...definitely not getting good vibes from what everyone is saying I guess we could fish any of the 3: Cypress, Sandlin or Monty...or Winnsboro is just as close. I fishing fork fairly regularly so I'm trying to run new water. Would you guys recommend any of the others? Monticello is permanently closed, unless you're fishing from the 21 bridge or a kayak. Sandlin is fishing tough as well, if you can find them early or on some structure. 11 pounds won a tournament there last weekend.
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