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Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: RKT] #14619155 02/03/23 03:17 PM
Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 10,771 Montgomery, TX M Monty Wright TFF Guru
Monty Wright TFF Guru M Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 10,771 Montgomery, TX	Does Seven Coves Bass Club have a stance on it? I believe they've done a good bit of work replanting native aquatic vegetation. Half Past First Cast ^^^Worth a look^^^

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Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: RKT] #14619322 02/03/23 05:23 PM
Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 14,226 Tyler, TX, USA R Razorback TFF Guru
Razorback TFF Guru R Joined: Aug 2001 Posts: 14,226 Tyler, TX, USA	Planting native vegetation is an absolute joke. All it's good for is a place to get your lure hung when you are trying to throw at the tiny clump of weeds in the wire cage.

Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: Razorback] #14619393 02/03/23 06:20 PM
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 21,777 The Swamp D Douglas J TFF Guru
Douglas J TFF Guru D Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 21,777 The Swamp	Originally Posted by Razorback Planting native vegetation is an absolute joke. All it's good for is a place to get your lure hung when you are trying to throw at the tiny clump of weeds in the wire cage. It's the "feel good" solution #MFGA

Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: Douglas J] #14619713 02/04/23 01:56 AM
Joined: May 2008 Posts: 11,008 Magnolia, Texas R Rayzor TFF Guru
Rayzor TFF Guru R Joined: May 2008 Posts: 11,008 Magnolia, Texas	Originally Posted by Douglas J Originally Posted by Razorback Planting native vegetation is an absolute joke. All it's good for is a place to get your lure hung when you are trying to throw at the tiny clump of weeds in the wire cage. It's the "feel good" solution It is like peeing on a forest fire. Lots of good intentions, but not really going to help. Be safe, Rayzor 2001 Triton Tx-21/225 Mercury EFI

Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: Douglas J] #14619718 02/04/23 02:01 AM
Joined: Sep 2011 Posts: 6,076 TX Minner Bucket TFF Celebrity
Minner Bucket TFF Celebrity Joined: Sep 2011 Posts: 6,076 TX	Originally Posted by Douglas J Originally Posted by Razorback Planting native vegetation is an absolute joke. All it's good for is a place to get your lure hung when you are trying to throw at the tiny clump of weeds in the wire cage. It's the "feel good" solution Doug could you please change your sig pic? It’s not JJ, it’s just ghey!

Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: Minner Bucket] #14619747 02/04/23 02:26 AM
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 21,777 The Swamp D Douglas J TFF Guru
Douglas J TFF Guru D Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 21,777 The Swamp	Originally Posted by Minner Bucket Originally Posted by Douglas J Originally Posted by Razorback Planting native vegetation is an absolute joke. All it's good for is a place to get your lure hung when you are trying to throw at the tiny clump of weeds in the wire cage. It's the "feel good" solution Doug could you please change your sig pic? It’s not JJ, it’s just ghey! Stop being a triggered p**** . It's Spicoli #MFGA

Re: Conroe TPWD Hydrilla Control [Re: GeoFisher] #14621998 02/06/23 06:01 PM
Joined: Aug 2018 Posts: 184 F flippinskeeter Outdoorsman
flippinskeeter Outdoorsman F Joined: Aug 2018 Posts: 184	Originally Posted by GeoFisher From a distance, it seems to me TPWD will only get as involved as much as the controlling local entity wants them to be involved. In Conroe's case, that is SJRA. There are plenty of places in the state where TPWD turns their noses up to hydrilla and leaves it alone. It would be interesting to see the "spray rate" of Corp lakes vs non corp lakes and which ones get the attention in this state. If any efforts are to be made at saving the hydrilla in Conroe, it starts with SJRA. From what I can tell, TPWD is simply the executioner, not the judge. This is exactly right. I've had discussions with TPWD regarding the hydrilla on Canyon Lake that the HOA's want gone. They have been fantastic to work with. Native vegetation doesn't hold quality fish as well as hydrilla, but it is extremely positive habitat for fry and fingerling.

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