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Creek intersecting 377, Vickery, and 820W #1527800 08/13/07 03:48 AM
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http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=32.695426,+-97.448044&ie=UTF8&ll=32.6966,-97.448044&spn=0.132614,0.31414&t=k&z=12&iwloc=addr&om=1

I've seen people fish this a couple of times. On the map, it looks pretty substantial. I can't find a name for it, though. There is a Mary's Creek Road nearby. Perhaps it is Mary's Creek?

Anyone fished it or know if it's polluted? Any info appreciated.


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Re: Creek intersecting 377, Vickery, and 820W [Re: docworm] #1527870 08/13/07 08:44 AM
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Yes, it's Mary's creek. A few small bass or bluegill is about all you could hope for. It does not hold water very well and only runs after a rain. Sorry. Zboaz park is where it runs through at 377 and would be the best place to try. As for the polluted question...I would not eat anything out of there.

Re: Creek intersecting 377, Vickery, and 820W [Re: lawmann] #1530419 08/14/07 02:15 AM
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Thanks.

Just as well. I need to begin searching out Houston-area spots instead. Heard of something called the Gulf. Might check it out.


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