I will say this group is good to find those little spots you wouldn't be able to find by yourself. I have only been in Texas for a little over a year and the forum has helped greatly and I think this group will be a good resource as well. This group is pretty new but it would be great if some of the folks that lived and fished here their whole lives would join up and help out. Kujo seems to run a pretty tight ship and the people I've met and fished with have been good guys and respectful to the sport. I fish out of a canoe often but also like to bankfish too.

Kujo,
Sent you a pm earlier this month

Rubes

Did you send an email or use the link in my sig?

I will be purging useless people on Sunday night, so if I removed you, try paying attention next time. This isn't a country club where you pay a fee and hang out. Its free, but needs your 2�
And I wont be hurting getting rid of almost 20 people for wasting my time either.

Looking to join the google group. Been looking for a place to go other than Boerne Lake or the coast.

I would like to be a member I live in SA

I forgot to add my email, its orenpeters@hotmail.com

Just apply for the group from his signature you will get in in few days.

Good to see some activity from the SA area.

I'd also like to see some bank fishing spots added to my Texas Bank Fishing Map from the SA/Central Texas area to help promote bank fishing in Central Texas.

Send me an e-mail if you have any locations to add.

cfiloteo3@yahoo.com is my e-mail. Thanks

I won't be joining the group, but I'll try to give information here like I always have in the past on this forum.

Just thought I'd throw this information out there if no one has giving it some consideration, but San Antonio now has a pretty extensive green belt trail system all around the city in the new bike and hike trail that connects the parks along the Salado Creek, the Leon Creek area, and the Medina river and San Antonio River which makes access relatively easy along several miles, and long stretches of these creeks and rivers that were once hard to access, if not impossible.

Jump on a bike next chance you get and go check them out. My favorite stretch is along the Salado from Commanche Park to South Side Lions park, and the Medina river to the south.

BTW, a two piece fly rod strapped across your shoulder, and a box of flies in your pocket and your all set. Lots of fish in those creeks!

Best part its FREE!

http://www.sanantonio.gov/parksandrec/greenway_trails.aspx

leo.flores1970@gmail.com

I don't know if i am violating any Rules of site but if anyone interested can join www.safishingforum.com just putting up dedicated board for San antonio community members.

Staffs feel free to delete the post if i am going again board rules.