Welcome Turner

[saundecw]

Welcome to FishingTx Turner!! Where and what do you fish for? Share some fishing adventures and enjoy the site.

[Turner]

Wayne,
Thanks for the welcome!! I live in Sachse, TX. NE of Dallas. I am about 10 minutes from Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard. I've been in Texas for about 9.5 years and have fished only FW. I used ot have a Fish/Ski boat, but time and cost forced me to sell it. I grew up on the Left Coast and have fished for trout in WA, CA and CO. Lots of SW fishing in CA. Halibut, Rockfish, Sea Bass, Shark, Whitefish, etc.... I miss the SW and want to fish the Gulf.
I just bought two SOT Kayaks for myself and my wife. I met Randy through TKF and that's how I found this forum.
I haven't fished a lot here in Texas, even though we had the Fish/Ski boat. :icon_redface: I used to flyfish a lot in WA and CO, so I think flyfishing for Bass and Crappie would be a blast in FW and anything that will take a fly in SW.
I hope to meet a bunch of you in the future.

God Bless,

Bob

[Randy]

Welcome Turner, I am glad yall made home OK Sunday, We have several folks on here up in your neck of the woods.....

Welcome to FishingTx,,,,,fish-on.....

[Scotta]

I ahve done many Flyfishing trips in central texas for bass in the hill country streams. The guadalupe bass has even been nicknamed the Texas trout. The bass do act a lot like trout on those streams. It's good to have you on the board. Have you fished the trinty outside dallas. It was a feature article in TPWD magazine. It looked really good. Welcome to fishing tx. The brazos river around waco has some world class flyfishing for giant smallmouths and largemouths

[barrelbritches]

welcome glad ur here

[Turner]

Thanks All,
Scott - I have only fished in three lakes here in Texas so far..... Lewisville, Lavon, and Ray Hubbard. No flyfishing as of yet. In fact, I haven't cast a fly in probably 20 years..... So I need to relearn casting and then from a kayak as well. Thanks for the info. Gives me something to shoot for....

Later,

[awmiller]

Bob... for fly fishing, you'll need to go hit the Brazos down by Glen Rose and up on the Blue River and Lower Mountain Fork River in Oklahoma.... I also highly recommend this book:

Fly Fisher's Guide to Texas; by Phil Shook [2001]

It will give you all the information (& more!) of all the lakes and rivers throughout our fine country (ummm... I mean "state"!!).

[BassingtxLady]

Hi,

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[john]

Welcome Turner.Enjoy the site.

[otocatchfish]

Welcome to FishingTx!!!