Jw if any body gave it a shot yet or had any luck in there holes ?should start soon

I'll probably be headin out this weekend or next. Gotta get my boat up and running first. Might go out tomorrow on a buddy's boat and check some holes tho

But I did get word from a little birdie that they are already finding them In holes

Nice ya im prolly start couple of weeks got other things goin on .comment back how u do

Start here more people catching shallow on rod n reel .so shouldn't b long and they'll b there

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Registered: 11/10/09
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Loc: TYLER,TX.


SULPHUR SPRINGS, TX (KLTV) - Two East Texas men drowned while noodling Friday afternoon.

Captain Jay Sanders with the Sulphur Springs Police Department said 19-year-old Clay Deaton Mitchell and 19-year-old Doyle Ray Brooks died after being sucked under by strong currents.

Officers received a 911 call around 12:15 p.m. reporting two individuals in the water at Lake Sulphur Springs.

Four men were on the lake near the area where a dam used to divide Lake Sulphur Springs and Century Lake. Two of the men were in the water noodling. Sanders said the current is higher than normal in the area where the dam broke.

The two men decided to swim across the current, but almost as soon as they entered the current, they were pushed underwater and further out into the lake. One of the men on the bank jumped in the water in an effort to help them. Sanders said the current was too strong and pushed him underwater as well.

A man in a boat saw what was happening and got to the men, managing to save the third man that had jumped into the water.

Texas Game Wardens and officers with the Sulphur Springs Police Department are on scene. A Texas Department of Public Safety dive team has been notified.