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 FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
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01/08/14 12:32 AM
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bassdad44
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My closest friends and I go on a fishing trip every year and this year we decided to go to Big Sam. We have never fished here before, nor have we stayed overnight. There are 6 of us. What are some good places to stay? we are staying for 3 nights. I would like something on the water if possible. Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks again
A bad day fishing is better than a good day working!
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 Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: bassdad44]
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01/08/14 12:53 AM
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Igofish2
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Check out Powell Park. They have cabins that can handle your group. Ramp right there at park. Boat slips also if needed.
Last edited by Igofish2; 01/08/14 12:55 AM.
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Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: bassdad44]
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01/08/14 01:47 AM
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TexBbq
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Bass Buster Inn. Close to everything and a good place with good people.
214-783-8701
Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of congress; but I repeat myself - Mark Twain
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Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: bassdad44]
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01/08/14 02:57 AM
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Ranger-188-2007
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Bass Buster Inn on the south end of the lake. Or Powell Park cabins off of FM 705. I've stayed at both. Prefer The cabins at Powell.
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Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: bassdad44]
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01/08/14 03:09 AM
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Bass Hunter 60
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Tiger creek lodge. Contact Bill Fondren 409-381-1397 nice place and very affordable back boats right up to the lodge , he is a great guy and can usually tell you where the fish are biting.
Let's go fishing
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Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: Bass Hunter 60]
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01/08/14 03:17 AM
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TomG
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I went for the first time at the end of Dec and stayed at Bass Buster Inn. Close to Ramp, restaurant, convenient store, and tackle stores. Reasonable rates and big enough parking spots to leave your boat hooked up to the truck.
USAF / Retired
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Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: bassdad44]
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01/08/14 04:32 AM
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YankHardReelFast
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The only mentioned that is water front has been Powell Park. I'm not a fan, but Sam Rayburn Marina has cabins that are water front and they have nice boat slips. South end and close to good restaurant, convenience store and 2 tackle shops. You shouldn't have a problem getting a reservation there.
Hopefully no one says Jackson Hill. They are water front but not the nicest in the world.
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Re: FISHING TRIP TO RAYBURN - WHERE TO STAY?
[Re: bassdad44]
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01/08/14 04:33 AM
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Skeeter443
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Give me a call if I can help or just for some advice. I have cabins and lodge on the south end. Check out my website below.
Brian
281-475-6385
Realtor-Legacy Real Estate Group-Lake Sam Rayburn lake properties 281-475-6385 Willifordrealestate@yahoo.com www.blastandcast.org
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