Posted By: tejasworks
Richland-Chambers Sandies - 04/30/03 08:51 AM
Yesterday morning I went to Fisherman's Point (map below), getting there right at 7AM. The sandies were schooling in the little upper bay within easy casting distance. I had a medium sized silver spoon on my line and for the next ninety minutes I had a strike on each cast. Granted most of the sandies were below the 10 inch size, but the 'catching' (as opposed to 'just fishing') was great!
I ended up with 12 "takers home" and they divided up to 4 cooked & eaten and 8 for the freezer.
The experience was so great, I was worn out for the day. Yet this morning I am watching the WFAA Radar (Channel 8) waiting out the current thunderstorm hoping it will have passed Richland-Chambers so I can try again this morning. Looks like the storm is going to pass by, so come out and join me. I'll be the limping old fart in the worn out old staw hat.
Opps, here the map:
See ya there!
PS: The past 3 summers I have found schooling sandies on either side of the point at both dawn and dusk most days at Fisherman's Point. Here's to another summer of great fishing.
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I ended up with 12 "takers home" and they divided up to 4 cooked & eaten and 8 for the freezer.
The experience was so great, I was worn out for the day. Yet this morning I am watching the WFAA Radar (Channel 8) waiting out the current thunderstorm hoping it will have passed Richland-Chambers so I can try again this morning. Looks like the storm is going to pass by, so come out and join me. I'll be the limping old fart in the worn out old staw hat.
Opps, here the map:
See ya there!
PS: The past 3 summers I have found schooling sandies on either side of the point at both dawn and dusk most days at Fisherman's Point. Here's to another summer of great fishing.
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