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same ol bastrop
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03/21/21 11:40 PM
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Liebers Dad
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tons of fish, well, not tons. huge numbers of fish all 10-16". not a single fish over 16". i put at least 20 in the boat and may buddy who was shadowing me boated at least 15. it was fun, but i could have just as much fun at a pond catching sunfish.
I didn't lose him at the boat. I shook him off cause I didn't want my hands to get "fishy"
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Re: same ol bastrop
[Re: Liebers Dad]
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03/22/21 01:03 AM
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doctorxring
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Peeps need to start keeping limits of below 14” fish out of that lake.  quote from latest TPWD study on Bastrop — The last three surveys have documented high stock-length CPUEs for Largemouth Bass, a steady decline in the number of slot-length fish, low IOV for Gizzard Shad, and a decline in Threadfin Shad CPUE. In addition, the practice of catch-and-release fishing among bass anglers is strong and recommended large-scale harvest of sub-slot fish to help improve population structure has been minimal. Consideration of an alternative harvest regulation (such as a 16-inch maximum) may be appropriate to see if improvement of size structure is feasible.
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Re: same ol bastrop
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03/22/21 01:58 AM
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TomRom
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Welcome to Fayette as well. Prior to the spawn its been basically a dink fest. Its been heading that way for awhile. I feel sorry for people who have been hiring guides fishing that lake. Its not their fault but that lake is changing to be more like Bastrop. Numbers but small fish.
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Re: same ol bastrop
[Re: doctorxring]
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03/22/21 01:47 PM
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Liebers Dad
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Peeps need to start keeping limits of below 14” fish out of that lake.  quote from latest TPWD study on Bastrop — The last three surveys have documented high stock-length CPUEs for Largemouth Bass, a steady decline in the number of slot-length fish, low IOV for Gizzard Shad, and a decline in Threadfin Shad CPUE. In addition, the practice of catch-and-release fishing among bass anglers is strong and recommended large-scale harvest of sub-slot fish to help improve population structure has been minimal. Consideration of an alternative harvest regulation (such as a 16-inch maximum) may be appropriate to see if improvement of size structure is feasible.Actually kept five and went looking for a kicker as did my buddy. I don't normally keep them because I'm not a fan of bass, but fresh fish sounded good. I use to own some land with a 2.5 acre lake on it FULL of HUGE black crappie and very small bass. when I bought I began eating the crappie and tossing small bass on the bank for raccoons and other varmints. Sadly I no longer own that piece of property....divorce is a bitch!
I didn't lose him at the boat. I shook him off cause I didn't want my hands to get "fishy"
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