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Has anyone tried the new Stubblefield Lake bridge launch ramp? How is the clearance under the bridge? We are eager to get back to work on the 5 mile paddling trail project.

Awesome! I have gone back to my bass/crappie roots and I’ve found hat the most rewarding way to do it is still from a yak.

Great report! Even with the setbacks, you didn’t give up. Maybe you could try an East Texas trip like that. I would certainly participate in that!

Hanks for the update!

Pat, it’s good to hear from you. Glad y’all are doing well,too. I love the area you are in now, too. It was a favorite destination for some of the tournaments we used to fish. Keep in touch.

Has anyone been to the bridge lately to see what has been done in the way of ‘repairs’?

I think it’s a ‘no brained’ for the next few seasons. At least until the population rebounds.

Ocktyght, This is a good time to get active again. Since you left, a couple of “pay to play” clubs have sprang up and taken some of our members with them. Also, the TKF Facebook page has exploded. Take your pick but this is still the best place to find specific info. Feel free to PM me for local inf...

My advice this time of year is to stick to the ship challenge. Snook is my favorite target there. Fish along the points, rocks and salvage ships...anything that will hold heat. Try to determine what they are eating an match it as close as possible. Take plenty of baits because the snook and big Jack...

I’m eager to see how soon it will take for the “New normal” feeding patterns to show up. Maybe a year?

Can I be your buddy? Crappie fishing is my weakness.

Jim D,
You have been great help and an inspirartion over these last 20 years. Thanks!

Yes, we have seen a lot of changes over the years; mostly positive, too. TKF came on the scene in 1999 and we experienced a lot of them as we grew through the 2000’s. Here we are entering the 2020’s and I’m proud to say it’s been quite a ride. Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Neumie!

I think we have a convert! Welcome to the muddy side!

There are lots of resources on YouTube that can help you stock it efficiently. Have fun!

chris-pinkston wrote:Well my First trip out with my New Wilderness Radar 115 is complete......2 Overboard incidents.......$200 in Locksmith Services.......4 Fish Caught......Zero Keepers.......Conclusion......CANT WAIT FOR ROUND 2!!!!!!!!!!


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I like your attitude!

Remember when fishing was a great, cheap hobby? Still can be. I took two of my kids to the Galveston Fishing Pier the other day. $6 per kid (I have a season pass $240/yr), $5 for a box of frozen squid for my daughter, a couple of packs of speck rigs and a sabiki rig for my son, and hours of enterta...

Stay tuned for a trip video Mrs TKFStubb and myself did today on Sam Rayburn Lake with Camo River Guide service where we learned the ins and outs of Garmin’s newest Live Scope technology. This is truly a GAME CHANGER for finding crappie, Bass, catfish, and bream. This great product also lends itself...

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just ordered the red fish marsh DVD form trout support. I'm going to study that a but and then try some more. My schedule to fish is limited. Lahai1dj I may get in touch with you eventually. Right now I'm looking forward to the 8th! Good move! If you learn that video, backwards and forward, you wil...

Great choice! As long as you invite some some of us on your trips to break it in?

That’s great news!

To get the right map, be sure you get the Hook N Line map for that area with the TKF Logo on the front.
A lot of very experienced kayak fishermen have contributed to making it relavent.

Earl, I used to deer hunt and fish Mtn. Fork around OLD Hochatown before the Lake was built. My fondest childhood memories were made there. There is still a can opener nailed to a tree somewhere in about 70ft of water that I left there deer hunting. Thanks for reviving those memories!

Welcome aboard,