RAY HUBBARD, can get to my spot in 7 mins

Grew up on Lake Belton,and Stillhouse. Now we have a lake house @ Whitney.Geuss this old hill country kraut just loves cliffs,and rocks.

Ray Roberts

Still House while its still there. Water levels has effected about half the lake.

Lavon, because my boat is stored 5 minutes from the ramps at East Fork. I can be on the water quickly. I also put in near equal time at Ray Roberts. Occasional trips to Bonham and Fork. Really need to start spreading out and hitting other lakes.

It used to be eagle mountain till i fished it yesterday.

Lake Nac, Rayburn, Pinkston, and Kurth for me

Lake Austin and Lake Travis.

Pat Cleburne lake is only 20 min from my house and i fish it 90% of the time. The other 10% of the time i go to the brazos to fish the sandies in the spring and the other lake i go to a few times a year is Alvarado Lake.

I usually try to go atleast three times a month, unless its during the summer and then i will go more.

This summer i was cut off after about the first of July. Everywhere i was catching fish in the spring and early summer was up 5 ft on the shore. More rain please!

I live on Lake Buchanan, right now all the ramps are high and dry. You can launch off the bank at certain spots, it's a good lake for largemouth and stripers.

When the water was up we stayed a weekend about every 3 months at Thunderbird Resort. I really like Buchanen but haven't caught anything to mention from it except catfish and panfish.

Ray Roberts. It's a great lake, but you gotta' know it. Danny and Rudy don't have a problem catchin' 'em.

Ray Hubbard but I get to fish White Rock more so that might as well be.

Mine is Livingston since Im only 18 miles but drive to Sam Rayburn or Toledo Bend mostly also others Athens,Cedar Creek,Fork,Conroe,Richland,Nac,Houston County to name a few others.

fish fayte county conroe when it fills back up and somerville