Lake LBJ.... We got water!!!!(constant level). I try to fish it twice a week. From house to ramp I'm about 15 mins. away. I will occasionally fish Choke,Fork(twice a year) and once in a blue moon Lake Marble Falls. The closer to retirement I get the more I hope to branch out and fish other lakes but not until College is done for my son.

Mine should be Conroe or Fayette since I live in Sugar Land, BUT after fishing Falcon for the last couple of years its the only lake I bass fish anymore.

TaWaKoNi

Hey tonyh ive never heard of those lakes where r they locsted and how can I fish them.. Lol giant crappie got my attention.. Lol

pines

Aquilla, then Whitney for home lake. You may find me anywhere from PK to Fork to Stillhouse. While we are here, I have a club tournament on Hubbard Creek on the 13th, never been there, any help would be appreciated, please PM me with any help

Joe Pool since it is closest to me. Go to Ray Hubbard and White Rock around twice a year. Fishing from a kayak.

Austin.

My house is in the NW quadrant of San Antonio, so I call Canyon and Braunig home lakes.
My favorite lake is Amistad, and I'm planning on fishing it in the Spring. I'd go right now except that I don't have my stuff together. I've got to get the motorhome ready, and the boat and the Envoy AND the wife.

Winnsboro, then Fork..

They are all tributary river to Lake Weiss on Alabama/Georgia border in NW Georgia - about halfway between Atlanta and Chatanooga Tennessee.

Some fantastic fishin out there.

Whitney... but before long we will just have to throw the boat over a 90 foot cliff to get it in the water.

I am proud to say Fayette. There are about eight lakes with in a hundred miles one way from my home, but Fayette is the same distance as three other good lakes, but I chose to fish this one over the rest. I always put good numbers in the boat as well as some decent fish in the four to five pound range on every trip. What more could an angler ask for..........

Lake Ray Hubbard.