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Bass Fishing
Lake Fork was impounded in 1980 and is located on the Sabine River in Texas. It covers Woods, Rains and Hopkins Counties. It is approximately 5 miles from Quitman TX. It has 27,264 acres of water with a maximum depth of 70 ft. and a pool level of 403 ft.
Largemouth bass are by far the most popular fish species on Lake Conroe Texas. While not plentiful, large bass have been caught, with the lake record of 14.1 lbs in 1997. Lake Conroe is located in Montgomery county Texas, approximately 40 miles north of Houston Texas on I-45. Impounded in 1973, Lake Conroe has an area of 20,118 acres with a pool level of 201 ft msl and a fluctuation of 1 to 3 ft a year. Water is clear to algal stained.
Located on the Trinity River in Polk, San Jacinto, Trinity and Walker counties. Dam is in Polk and San Jacinto counties, west of Livingston and 50 miles north of Houston. Lake impounded in 1969, is located on the Trinity River. Lake Pool level is 131 ft mls with a fluctuation average of 1 to 2 ft annually. Normal Clarity: Moderately to highly turbid. Lake Livingston has a surface area of 90,000 acres, with a maximum depth of 77 ft.
Toledo Bend Lake Texas Is located on the Sabine River. Lake Pool level is 172.0 ft mls with a fluctuation average of 1 to 5 ft annually. The normal lake water is clear to off color in the north end. Toledo Bend has a surface area of 181,600 acres, with a maximum depth of 110 ft.
Located on the main stream of the Rio Grande River, approximately 40 miles from Laredo Texas on Highway 83. It is in Zapata and Starr Counties.
Surface Area is 83,654 acres, with a maximum depth of 110 feet. Pool is 301.2 feet above sea level, with an huge annual fluctuation of 40 to 50 feet or more. Water Condition is normally stained.
If you are used to fishing with a jig then you will find that fishing for bass with a crankbait completely different. Fishermen that employ a jig regularly, will be aware that the way in which a jig lure works largely relies on the input of the user. With a crankbait lure, however, its action is in built. This is achieved by a lip on the face of the crankbait. The size of this lip will dictate at which depth the lure will dive to. When fishing in stretches of water that have a lot of weed and reed growth, the crainkbait's action will assist in keeping the three hooks upright thus avoiding possible catching up in the vegetation that may lay on the riverbed, which is ideal for the bass angler.
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