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 Parker County Carp
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11/20/11 03:44 PM
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FalloutTech
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So I live out in the Weatherford Area and looking for some good places to do some fishing that are more local than the Ft Worth / Dallas area. I know about Weatherford Lake and Sunshine Lake but wondering if anyone had other places they have gone to or know of that are good to check out. I'd appreciate any info you guys can hook me up with. Looking to just drop a line in my downtime without the 30min to hour drive to do it lol
PB :
Common Carp : 18lb 11oz
Buffalo : 23.5lb
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Re: Parker County Carp
[Re: FalloutTech]
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11/20/11 03:48 PM
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Stephen Clark
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I also live in parker co and besides the to above mentioned spots you are out of luck, you might try doc. Stern and shoot him a pm,he works in weatherford and knows the area well.
Good luck
PB Common = 36-8
PB Buffalo = 62-8
PB Mirror (fully scaled) 13-0
PB Flat Head Catfish = 44
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Re: Parker County Carp
[Re: FalloutTech]
#6863397
11/20/11 03:52 PM
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FalloutTech
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PB :
Common Carp : 18lb 11oz
Buffalo : 23.5lb
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/20/11 03:56 PM
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Curt0407
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Check out Mineral Wells State Park. Pretty nice little lake in there.
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/21/11 03:32 AM
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fiSherwood
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Is the Brazos river or Possum Kingdom too far?
They both have potential.
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/21/11 03:39 AM
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FalloutTech
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I've hit Mineral Wells State Park with AmadeoRocks and had some luck before. Wondering what area of brazos would have potential and PK is about and hour or a little more from me
PB :
Common Carp : 18lb 11oz
Buffalo : 23.5lb
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/21/11 05:29 AM
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Amadeo
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yeah buddy !! I caught my PB buff from Mineral Wells love that place!
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/21/11 01:03 PM
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Doc Stern
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P-K had potential for big fish, but the kill offs over the past several years, have dented that place a little, still some biggies but not as many as there used to be,,,,Carp and Buffs Mineral well is nice,,,there was a 40 pound plus Big head found dead there, where it came from is beyond me?????
Cartwright park has several deformed fish mostly 6-8 pounds...
Lake Weatherford has a nice variety, fish down by the Dam...or at the boat house,,,,don't expect anything massive...
Around here there really are no GREAT places that are consistent...now if you want to drive an hour and a half or so, that's a different story....
Last edited by Doc Stern; 11/21/11 01:04 PM.
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/22/11 04:47 PM
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FalloutTech
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Ah well looks like it's I'll just have to make some drive time to catch some fun stuff. Just though I'd see if there was anything more local that I could get in to when I wasnt feeling like driving that day. Thanks for all the info I appreciate it
PB :
Common Carp : 18lb 11oz
Buffalo : 23.5lb
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/22/11 06:10 PM
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buffaloman chris
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benbrook lake isnt to far from weatherford, has some decent fish, also granbury is there too.
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Re: Parker County Carp
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11/22/11 07:40 PM
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Doc Stern
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right Chris,,,,both are good lakes, no monsters but within a 45 minute drive..Benbrook is real low right now ( as are all lakes)
Granbury has some nice Buffs
CAG (Carp Anglers Group) has been and will always be a place where questions can be asked. friends made, and events can be enjoyed.
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Re: Parker County Carp
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#6875906
11/24/11 04:45 AM
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FalloutTech
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Been to BenBrook and caught a few smaller but very feisty little guys there. Water was extremely low though but still a good time. Never thought about Granbury though. Should have but it just never crossed my mind for some reason. Any particular spots at either place that are nice and active?
PB :
Common Carp : 18lb 11oz
Buffalo : 23.5lb
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