Has anyone fished these ponds or know what kind of species are in them?

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All the water in that area has lots of fish some maybe all stocked by the state.Bass,Bluegill,Cats,Crappie in some,Carp,and a few giant goldfish.Try the one at Hebron that has all the apartment complexes built around it.

Awesome plexi,
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Hey Plexi, I've wondered for a while if there was fish in there. It seems like all those docks would hold some bass and crappie. Where would you park for the one on Hebron? Target maybe?

I went during lunch today and fished that area with the docks. I parked in the party city lot. I saw about a 2 pounder (bass) float up to the top and a few pan fish. That area has allot of vegetation so don't go throwing something in that you dont want to get caught...It was pretty thick...I was tossing a bass grub texas rigged and was having a little trouble pulling it threw. I didnt catch anything btw, but the fish are there!

Thanks for the info. I'm new to the forum...lots of very good ideas tips tricks. Very cool.

The area with the docks gets pounded every day.If you fish there fish the wall/concrete at your feet (they love watermelon tubes with a light weight weight) most of the people I see there cast as far as they can from the bank the fish stay on that wall most of the time.You will probably do better on the other side of hebron (south side)on the backside of the offices.Do not park there they have started towing people.The fish are still shallow and are on the inside grass lines right on the bank.Might want to bring a spinning rod and some senko's and skip them under the bridges too.

These ponds have some MAJOR bass in them, but you have to use a boat or float tube to get into them. Buddy and I went last Sunday and I caught 9 fish in an hour with 2 of them pushing the 7.0 LB mark. The pond with the docks is overfished around the docks. No big fish on that side. The Hydrilla runs all the way around the pond and out about 25 to 30 yards. Just beyond that is were we tagged em. It's a fun pond to float on.. Small weights and 10" Berkley power worms were the ticket!!!

Wait until late fall when the grass dies off to @4 or 5 feet below the surface