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Lake Arlington #754034 03/09/04 02:23 AM
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Went to Lake Arlington yesterday up Village Creek. Went at 7:00 before the winds kicked in. The spawn is on! Paddled up Village Creek about 200 yards below the railroad tracks. Caught over 30 fish and kept 12 for dinner. Usually, I catch and release but those guys fry up so nice. There was a 30 minute period where it was every cast. Fished a new superlight set up with a white road runner. What a blast. Coming back was another story. When I hit the lake area, winds were 25-30 miles in my face and I was pulling fish. If you smell someone in the next few days who smells like Ben-Gay, that's me.


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I'm prettynew to the area, but have fished the creek on the south end under the 20. Where is your creek?

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That is the same creek. It goes under 20 and 287. I go further up past business 287.


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Declan I live in Fort Worth and have thought about arlington on several occasions, but have not seen a place where you could put in easily without paddleing all the way across the lake. Any suggestions would be appreciated?

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Hey Declan - Like One More - I'm looking for a good put-in, thinking about going this weekend. Can you help us out?


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I have been putting in at the Bowman Springs boat launch. It is a bit of a paddle to the creeks but not too bad. I have seen others park at 20/287 bridge and carry yak to the creek. I didn't feel real safe leaving my Jeep there to be honest. Put in at Bowman and paddle south to the creek and keep going. I am planning on heading out there again on Saturday morning around 7:30 weather permitting. I am in a brown Wilderness System Mantao and drive a green Jeep Wrangler.


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