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Lake LBJ help please #7476915 05/01/12 02:41 AM
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Can anyone please tell me the best ramp to use and the location of any bait shops in the area. Any other tips to catch some crappie would be much appreciated. Thanks.


Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7477034 05/01/12 03:07 AM
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Might want to give Kevin a call. Would be worth your time to go with someone who knows the lake; will cut your learning time way down
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Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7477799 05/01/12 01:17 PM
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On HWY 281 in the middle of Marble Falls there is a great bait shop. They have multiple sized minnows and other live bait as well. The place is called Thomas Bait Shop and their address is 1001 Main St Marble Falls , TX 78654. Not sure where you are plannig on putting in but this bait shop is about 10 minutes from Lake LBJ Yacht Club and Marina where you could launch.

Hope this helps.


Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7478148 05/01/12 02:55 PM
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Thomas Bait shop is good. Drive strait down 1431 to Granite Shoals. There are lots of parks you can launch for free and you can get to any side of the Lake. Thatwill help out if it's windy.The Lake LBJ Marina is at the southeast side of the Lake by the Dam, so its a long drive by boat up the Lake.


Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7478177 05/01/12 03:04 PM
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Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7481289 05/02/12 03:41 AM
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Thanks guys...
I'll sure be glad to take you when I get my shift cable fixed.
Should be back in action by Thursday!



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Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Ken Gaby] #7481757 05/02/12 10:46 AM
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Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Denton Pond Jumper] #7481772 05/02/12 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted By: Denton Pond Jumper
Originally Posted By: Ken Gaby
Might want to give Kevin a call. Would be worth your time to go with someone who knows the lake; will cut your learning time way down
Kevin Kubiak
Lakes Granger and LBJ Crappie Fishing Guide
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Yes indeed the guy wants a guide to show him his way He asked for simple help and not a $$$.$$


You are giving simple help in what way? By stir
Knowing Kevin as well as I do he would provide info even if he didn't get hired. Give him a call.
I use the ramp in Bluebriar Park. One lane ramp in a protected cove. It is a free ramp but I drop 5 bucks in the donation box each time I go. Here are the directions:
FM 1431 thru Granite Shoals to N. Phillips Ranch Road. Turn left and go straight until the road T's. Turn right and that is Bluebriar Rd. Bluebriar Rd will take you straight into the park. I found this ramp by fishing with Kevin.


Last edited by DaveB; 05/02/12 11:38 AM.

Keep on fishing.



Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: DaveB] #7482725 05/02/12 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted By: DaveB
Originally Posted By: Denton Pond Jumper
Originally Posted By: Ken Gaby
Might want to give Kevin a call. Would be worth your time to go with someone who knows the lake; will cut your learning time way down
Kevin Kubiak
Lakes Granger and LBJ Crappie Fishing Guide
512-848-4469
www.hotcrappie.com

Yes indeed the guy wants a guide to show him his way He asked for simple help and not a $$$.$$


You are giving simple help in what way? By stir
Knowing Kevin as well as I do he would provide info even if he didn't get hired. Give him a call.
I use the ramp in Bluebriar Park. One lane ramp in a protected cove. It is a free ramp but I drop 5 bucks in the donation box each time I go. Here are the directions:
FM 1431 thru Granite Shoals to N. Phillips Ranch Road. Turn left and go straight until the road T's. Turn right and that is Bluebriar Rd. Bluebriar Rd will take you straight into the park. I found this ramp by fishing with Kevin.


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Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7484359 05/02/12 09:31 PM
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Makes me want to go up there and give it a shot. Anyone willing to give any tips? Water depth? Brush piles, standing timber. Best color jigs?


Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7485033 05/03/12 12:18 AM
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Best place for a newby is the 1431
bridge in Kingsland. Tie up and fish.
Jigs or minnows.



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Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7489642 05/04/12 02:59 AM
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Made it to LBJ today. Didn't exactly load the boat but brought home 10 keepers. Had to go thru a lot f 9 1/2 inchers to get them tho. Found a couple of places up the river a ways in 12 to 15 ft of water.

They sure were tasty tonight. Think I might have to give in another try tomorrow.

DaveB, thanks for the info on Bluebriar Park ramp. Nice place to launch.


Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7490144 05/04/12 10:49 AM
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No problem Troy. It is a nice clean little park. Glad you got enough for dinner last night. Go get you some more.



Keep on fishing.



Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: DaveB] #7492056 05/04/12 08:49 PM
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Did just that.lol. Went back today and got a few more. Still not exactly loading the boat but it was nice.

Almost all of the ones I cleaned last night had eggs. The eggs looked to be about 1/4 to maybe 1/2 grown. Thought it was strange for them to have such small egg sacs this time of year.


Re: Lake LBJ help please [Re: Gdogg2] #7492611 05/05/12 12:09 AM
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Those are eggs that the fish did not expend. I am seeing the same thing @ Granger. Small egg sacks. The weather was weird this year and the crappie were confused during the spawn. High water temps due to a mild winter was the biggest contributing factor. Lot of the CENTEX lakes were very low and then rose quickly with the rains didn't help either. Fish did not spawn in normal areas. That is just my 2 cents.



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