Myself and Mike "USMC_GY" fished both Lake Dunlap and Lake Mcqueeney the other day. The bite was slow. We did manage to catch a few nice Bluegill in the 7 to 8 inch range. Fish were caught around docks and off of tree lines. Worms were the bait of choice and float,drop shot,and bottom techniques were used. Fish were in 7 to 8 feet of water and all were released to fight again. A Channel Cat, and some Longear rounded off the lake catch. On the way home we stopped at two local creeks where we caught some nice fat greens,a Bass,and several fat Bluegill. Ended up with a fair day of fishing. Catching some week day Sunnies. It don't get any better.

That'll work!!! Can't beat it!

Thanks "Featherduster" for the reply. The Bluegill fishing is only going to get better!

Mighty fine day, I'd say!

Thanks "Paparon" for the reply! You are right. "A mighty fine day"!

Nice seeing those Dunlap/Mcqueeney Gills. Perfect eating size. Good job guys.




Side Note: Next week forecast has a pretty good chance for RAIN. Hopefully we get some.

Nice fish, BAF!

Banker, those fish are all fine and dandy, but we want some Rio reports!

Thanks "Gitter","Chuck 7700","TxHunt",and "Dfitz" for the replies. "Gitter": Looking at the seven day forecast there is a chance of rain on each day. Hopefully the rain dances pay off! Also more important Pray! "Dfitz": This latest cold snap has the Rios scattered. Besides I have a few already picked out for you if you decide to visit us here in South Texas.

Some fishing is better than no fishing! Thanks for the report

Will see and take what we can get. Those seven day forecast are usually wrong most of the time.

gorgeous fish! also I always love how the water looks in the background does it always look like that or does it just look special because the camera takes great pics lol

Excellent! Me and the dog will drive down this summer to catch some Rios and whatever else is swimming around hungry or mad.

Looking forward to that

I have fished those River Lakes a lot over the years and for the most part that water is what I call it has been "Guadalupe Blue"! Water conditions are simply great just about 90 percent of the time.