yeah for sure. The shoreline looks like central texas though. Rocky with some brush. LBJ has lots of boat docks/houses, but up the lake there's lots of areas that look like that. Inks has no boat docks, and is a state park, and many central texas guides consider it a hidden lake with huge bass. I think it had a sharealunker last year. It could also be Buchanan too. I'm just randomly guessing.

I think a lot of the central texas lakes are underrated.

I guess if you dont want the satisfaction of the hunt, the feeling of accomplishment of finding and catching the fish.

If you just want to be the highest bidder. Be the one who bought the right to set the hook and bring it to the surface.
The big fish that someone found for you, showed you where to cast, how to work the bait, etc

You'll note Larry wasn't the one who posted this bragging. Larry chases giant fish because it's an obsession of his. It's not just bass but most sport fish species. He goes to the best places on the globe and fishes with the most knowledgeable folks he can find. Sometimes those are guides, sometimes they are not. He's currently fishing Havasu for giant sunfish with some regular guy he found on Facebook who was posting pictures of giant fish!

He also sometimes goes months with terrible luck. Bad trips, bad weather, it doesn't matter how much money you throw at it, the fish still have to bite. Lord knows him and I have been skunked more than once fishing on the best water with the best guides. (I've also caught the biggest musky of my life fishing with him!). Anyway, he's a friend of mine, so I'm defending him here. He's a great guy. Loves to fish. If you love fishing, you'd get along great with him as well. His passion for the sport is contagious.

Anyone remember “Ladder Man” on Fork? Lotta folks used to bad mouth the guy. I thought it was pretty smart and put a 3’ step ladder on the deck of my Skeeter during the spawn. It was awesome!