Re: Bank fishing a 300 year old canal in San Antonio! - 04/02/2204:43 PM
There used to be some very good fishing on the eastern side of the park down from the missions. It is a good walk but was well worth it a couple of years ago. That was the last time I fished there. The river in that area had a nice current with a couple of 6 to 7 feet deep pockets of water. Good healthy grass beds also. If you ever fish that side of the park, it closes at 6pm. I almost got locked inside the park. It was a good 20 minute walk from the parking lot to the fishing hole.
Re: Bank fishing a 300 year old canal in San Antonio! - 04/04/2211:03 PM
so, San Antonio has a working 300-year-old aqueduct, and meanwhile Austin can't keep its modern water supply safe to drink for six months at a stretch. I'm living in the wrong town.
Re: Bank fishing a 300 year old canal in San Antonio! - 04/05/2212:30 AM
Originally Posted by LastCastPodcast
so, San Antonio has a working 300-year-old aqueduct, and meanwhile Austin can't keep its modern water supply safe to drink for six months at a stretch. I'm living in the wrong town.
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want to drink this water!