frankford and tollway has some massive Pacu and grasscarp in it seen some nice bass but I wasn't targeting them.

the one on keller springs used to be decent allot of the fish died when they started construction on the old folks home over there.

re: "Pacu and grasscarp"

would pacu bite on the same baits that carp do?

pacu i have caught have all been on a buggy fly...that I use for carp...havent bait fished it.

Took my sons there last Friday night at dusk and we were catching sunfish (some quite large and feisty) on every cast using lunch meat. Great place for kids. Crimped the barb on the hooks with some pliers because those larger sunfish were swallowing the hook deeply. Older son caught a dinky LMB. Saw another fisherman hook one that was 3-4 lbs but it spit the hook before he could get it ashore. Definitely a convenient spot. Beware, one of the elder neighbors, Claudette, is likely to approach and lecture about trash injuring the birds. We always clean up and stay away from trees, which is where most lines get snagged.

Twin lakes has huge bass in it, I have fished it for quite a few years. I have personally caught a bass just over 10 1/2 lbs and several in the 7-9 range. I was out their once when they were treating/shocking the tank and they pulled out a 13 lb bass. I was told by the people that the largest they shocked was 14. It does get pressure and the water is farily clear, so it can be tough. I have always done well on the north side. Throw a worm right up against the drain and hold on, there are some monsters right there. It's a great summer night fishing spot, no pressure. They did dredge it about 5 years ago due to leafs and sludge taking over. Plenty of people in that neighborhood have stocked it with their own catch from other lakes. About a month ago I was fishing and talking to guy who put 10 bass ( some nice ones )from lake Fork in their on his way back to the house.

may have to hit the place up saturday morning

The weekends on the Twin lakes ponds are busy. Right now they are very cloudy. You definitely want to go weedless or you'll spend half your time pulling junk of your bait.

I always tell people keeping fish about the trash I've pulled out, i.e. diapers, condoms, etc. They normally put them back after that.

went to twin lakes park this morning. threw several different plastics on T-rig. got one hit and missed hookset. seen a couple dinks swimming and looked like some fry. over all wasn't impressed. did see a couple people catch small ones but that was about it

There are some good bass in these lakes, but I think the quantity and size are grossly exaggerated.

What pond on Frito Lay's property do you fish. I work next door and see signs all over the place not to fish.

Some 20+ cats in the twin lakes as well

Richland College has a lot of bass in it anywhere from 1-5lbs. I've gone there and not caught a thing, but gone there and caught 4-5 fish in a night as well. Guess it just depends on the time of year / bait you're throwing.

I grew up in Carrollton. The pond closer to Josey was an old brick pit and was also part of the Josey Rancho. It had some great fish in it, but they drained it when the Senior Center was built. So, I can't tell you what was put back in there.

The cement pond goes through phases, but I couldn't tell you what it's like now. I've had years where I caught nice bass, lots of catfish, and my two largest crappie ever there. My dad's largest bass was caught there 15yrs ago. I also caught carp there.

The creek behind there may be worth a try. My largest bass was in that creek, but of course, they messed with the creek for erosion control, so I don't know where the fish are now. I'd say close to bridge at train tracks or at Ryan Rd., or across Josey...behind frisbee golf course.

Fished that pond at the tollway and Frankford Sunday, did pretty well but the fish were kinda small pics on my blog. My friend got one that was about 2lbsand I saw a nice bluecat caught by the dam
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