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 how about AMARILLO pond's?
#578257
03/20/05 05:25 PM
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New2Tx
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Any Ponds In Amarillo Tx? Lookin For some good bass and crappie fishing... plase let me know!!
!!The Bass Can Run But Thay Can't Hide!!
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Re: how about AMARILLO pond's?
#578258
03/23/05 08:14 PM
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The Reaper
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Woah. People live in Amarillo?! No way.
I visited there (palo duro actually) many years ago. Love that part of Texas, as odd as that sounds... But not only am I surprised that there are people living there, I don't remember a natural body of water anywhere close to there!
"I don't believe in God. But I'm afraid of him!" - Verbal Kent
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Re: how about AMARILLO pond's?
#578259
03/23/05 08:28 PM
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Grayone
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Grew up in amarillo,suggest you bring your own water. Had to drive to new mexico at conchas to fish.
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Re: how about AMARILLO pond's?
#578260
03/23/05 09:51 PM
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Osiris
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I grew up in Amarillo as well. Lake Meredith in Fritch is a great place to fish but mostly if you have a boat. Though you can catch quite a few sandies there from the bank if you are in the right place. You might ask around at bait shops there.
They are also putting in a new lake at Southwest park which is at Coulter and 45th. I think they are going to stock that, you might check there.
I can't think of other places right now off the top of my head.
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Re: how about AMARILLO pond's?
#578261
03/25/05 01:51 AM
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curtis_catfish_73
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my cousin said there was one south of the airport, they do pretty good in for cats, and bass. I can't remember the name of it though.
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