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 Central Tex. Drought
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02/24/13 09:00 PM
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Joined: Feb 2013
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CharlieA
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Brady Lake is so low we haven't been able to get a boat in it in a couple years. so there has been almost no fishing. We had a major fish kill last year, was said to be Orange Algae ???. What effect would this have on bank fishing? Of course now we can walk out on places that was several feet deep. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Charlie
Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most !!
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Re: Central Tex. Drought
[Re: CharlieA]
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02/24/13 09:15 PM
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Smoky
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I seen pictures of the fish kill and it was pretty bad, but whatevers left should be easier to catch! Less water=more concentrated fish!
I'm gonna miss her....
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Re: Central Tex. Drought
[Re: CharlieA]
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02/25/13 02:19 AM
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snowyriver6
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fish are gone. no bait, no fish. It'l be 10 years before that lake comes back
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