Nice rios. Good to see the ones in the Guadalupe are biting again. I've seen big schools of them but they wouldn't bite anything.

Nice I Lways like reading your posts.

Nice fish guys. I plan on fishing the Guad soon. How did the water look?

Thanks Guys for the replies. "Gotreal": PM's sent. Hope you get to make it down. The Rio action should be good from now until the first cold front. "mynamehere": You will start seeing a lot more Rios schooling especially on the creeks. They are getting more active each day. "Txwhitacre": Appreciate that. Also the same here. I really enjoy reading your post as well. Mark: The water was clear in most areas and stained in others. Will PM you the exact location where we were fishing.

Got to love those River Rios. Nice Job guys.

Thanks Curtis for the reply!

Love those Rios. Great job as always Chuck.

Mighty fine looking bunch of fish, good job!

Good job banker. Saturday, my son and I went to Dunlap, and I was using live worms and specifically targeting Rios. Not a one. All I could manage was a couple bluegills. My son was bass fishing and he had 5 hookups, with one being almost 4 pounds. First time fishing Dunlap in quite a few years, and it was nice.

Thanks "Gitter", "Paparon" and Bernard for the replies. Bernard: For me Dunlap has been slow to fair this summer as for the Rios and big Sunfish. I have fished Dunlap a lot this year and have had some good days. Most of the time the Rio and Sunfish fishing as been slow and you really had to work hard to get a few big ones. I think the fishing should improve for both the Rios and Sunfish (Big Ones) during September and October. Right now the Creeks and small Rivers are very active and the Rio bite is on fire. The Rios are hugging close to the banks and are usually by some sort of structure such as a brush pile or dock. Will PM you some good locations to catch a few Rios.