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Originally posted by jaker_cc View PostHe really wants a texas bass, but at this point I think he would take it just about anywhere
Good luck to PaJaker.
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Like others have said, if he has a budget I’d consider:
1) El Salto Mexico ($$$$)- a fishing partner caught several dd here (12.5)
2) Camelot Bell ($$$) - I’ve fished it 2 times. Hit it right you may catch a few dd’s in one day or on a bad day you may catch one 4lb. (I have a 9.5 there and partner caught a 9.?) I think they may have a 16 in one of the lakes but both are fished hard and you have to be patient. I also think they’ve kept too many large ones to sell.
3) OHIvie ($)has several doubles in recent weeks. They’re on fire.
4) Fork ($)- it’s Fork, anything can happen. Night fishing seems to produce more dd’s
5) secret honey hole (referal fee only if dd is caught, must have own boat) pm for detailsLast edited by Leon County Slayer; 01-14-2022, 01:17 PM.
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Originally posted by kruppa24 View PostIvie will be crowed but there are some giants in there
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Originally posted by Snowflake Killa View PostThere are so many options, don't overlook smaller lakes
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When my son was 4 years old he caught a 10+ from a catch and release community lake in the local park...on a Snoopy pole. That same day he also caught two 7's and a 5.
I've seen quite a few 10-13 lb. bass come from small local ponds and lakes. I wouldn't be surprised if the total hours spent to catch a DD Bass are a lot less there than on a big reservoir.
State Park lakes can be very good.
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Originally posted by Greenheadless View PostI caught a handful that size out of Gibbons Creek. All from the same hump.
It’s been a while though. Is the lake even still open for fishing?
In fact someone on the other forum was offered to be a part of the buy in of the lake. I think he told me 75 mill was what they paid
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In reality if he wants to catch one in short order pay for a high fence fishing place like Camelot Bell, won't be cheap though. To catch on on public water would be tough especially with all the live scopers targeting them now, some of the best bass fishermen in the world haven't broke double digits.
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Originally posted by TreyRo View PostNot to derail the thread but is it really that crowded right now? I haven't been in years and thought about running out there one weekend in the next month or so since it''s day trip-able from the house.
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