We just had to get out and enjoy the beautiful sunny day. Headed north this time hit the Cooksy park. The water was Crystal clear and could see down to the bottom. We didnt see many fish
Started fishing with a 1/8oz. No bites so Switched over to 1/32 and caught a small Guadalupe bass. Beautiful fish!


Leo caught a longear on a 1/32oz pink with white body jig.


For the first time i caught a hand towel.

We only caught those two fish while fishing at the Cooksy park the bite was slow but still enjoyed the beautiful day and soaking in some sun as well. Here are a few more pics from Cooksy park.



On our way home we stopped liked 20 miles down and bank fished for a few minutes before it got to dark. The water was very clear as well you could see sunfish bass and we saw two rios. The rios were in 5ft of water. I caught a small lmb and a greenie on a 1/16 oz chartreuse with orange body.




Leo caught a small Guadalupe bass on a 1/32oz pink with white body jig.

All fish caught on JIGLYF jigs and released to swim another day.

Nice pics great day to be outside

Love that Canyon fishing.

There is a good chance that hand towel may be a water body record...congrats...

Thank you Luke57! It sure was, didnt need a jacket all day!

I thought about you Chuck when we were out there. I was telling Leo you need a tube so you can explore more of that canyon.

I think youre right!

Love that water !

I've been telling Chuck for the past several years, that I've got an extra Kayak, and an extra set of chest waders for him to use any time he wants to get adventuresome. Naw he says, he's Banker-Always Fishing. Now a Toob, that sure sounds interesting. Wouldn't have to worry about falling out of a Kayak, or stepping in a deep hole.

Me too!, it looks so inviting till you touch it. Lol!

Wow. That Canyon has to hold the clearest water in Texas. As always. Thanks for sharing.

The clear water makes it more challenging and you have to be stealthy, make long cast. Thanks Gitter Done for the reply! And youre welcome!