LAKE LIMESTONE in central Texas! Notice how no one else mentioned it. That's why I like it. No crowds, no boat traffic, plenty of standing timber and lots of nice crappie. I've even fished on Saturdays when I didn't see another boat for an hour at a time. I can get to Richland Chambers just as fast and it does have some pretty good crappie fishing, but that thing is like an ocean sometimes. I guess my third choice would be CC, but it's a little crowded on the weekends for me.

Maybe some of us didn't mention it because we didn't want it known........

Ceder Creek

Grapevine most of the time,Ray Bob once in awhile,Bridgeport a couple of times it is a pretty lake but its an hour drive and I had limited success there.

Dang Jerry, ya'd think I called it a mudhole.

Well do I need to do the tally to find out the most popular lake or do we have a volunteer. There has to be someone at work that can get paid for this right?

I think Cedar Creek used to be more popular. But with gas prices and with the bite being slow. I think most are staying close to home. I usually just stay at home with my daughter.

Any lake in East Texas!

I think what David said about gas prices hits the nail on the head for a lot of folks.

Mike,

If we don't get some rain, it's gonna be a mudhole

Hubbard is really a good lake that doesn't get fished very hard

Hehe! I know.. If we don't get rain soon I know a set of trees that will be showing and I'll get my tube in there.

i like to fish the tank at bass pro shops ( opps i didnt want that to get out to everyone)

Bridgeport, Ray Roberts, sometimes Eagle Mountain, but if it wasn't so far, I would rather fish Palestine.

Yeah Bill, that's why you're always saying your catching such big fish. I knew there was something fishy going on. I envy you! in an aquarium.

WCM,, man you can catch them on a bare hook or you can use any lure in the store and thats a big tackle box