Yes, something we can all agree on.

well, what is the new lake record?

Hop, the biggest that lake can grow is 5lbs…post spawn and starving.
I heard it’s already eaten up with white bass and stripers.

2.21 pounds! Not sure it’s gonna last….

heard they were chewing

I know someone that’s there. Yep….he’s a homer.

Didn’t weigh ‘em, but I got two biggens in my sack.

lol, better not have over 16" in your livewell.....

Is it 16-24 slot?

For those that have been there…..does anything show up on your maps? Haha.

My Navionics card was mapped with the lake probably 10 feet low. It showed me mostly on land.

"This reservoir is currently managed with a 16-inch maximum length limit for Largemouth Bass. All other species are managed with statewide regulations"

Black bass
For largemouth bass, only those 16 inches in length or less may be retained. Bass 24 inches or greater in length may be temporarily retained in a live well or other aerated holding device and immediately weighed using personal scales. Bass weighing 13 pounds or more may be donated to the ShareLunker Program; otherwise, the fish must be immediately released in the lake where caught. Anglers wishing to donate their bass must immediately cease fishing and contact TPWD at (903) 681-0550. Anglers may not remove the bass from the immediate vicinity of the reservoir unless instructed to do so by TPWD staff. Bass not accepted by TPWD must be immediately released. For smallmouth bass (if present), minimum length is 14 inches. No minimum length limit for Alabama, Guadalupe, and spotted bass (if present). Daily bag limit for all black bass species is 5 in any combination.

No photos of anyone with a single fish on that lake today. If you are wondering the caliber of fisherman that post on this forum, it should be abundantly clear. Fish never even seen a lure and can’t get a bite or never been fishing and just it at the computer.

Or we work a real job, fishing when we can.