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Weekly Report: Lake Whitney - March 23th 2024

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       Lake Whitney, Clifton Texas:                                                 Structure & Underwater Topography:           Lake Whitney is dominated by natural rock shorelines, including steep bluffs, boulders, and sand and gravel flats. Submerged timber and flooded terrestrial vegetation add to the diversity of natural habitat for fish while man-made habitats include boat ramps, marinas, piers, docks, and bridge pilings.           T he most recent project, also consisting of three freshwater reefs, was completed in coves along the shores of Lake Whitney State Park. To date, a total of six freshwater reefs have been deployed in Lake Whitney. Targeting Game Fish: Striped Bass: Lake Whitney currently provides some of the best striped bass fishing in th...

Weekly Report: Brazos River Bridge - 3/17/2024

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    Located along HWY 6 just outside of Waco, TX:   Structure & Underwater Topography: This section of the northern Brazos River is dominated by natural shorelines, including deep mud, clay/silt, and sand and gravel flats. Submerged timber and flooded terrestrial vegetation add to the diversity of natural habitat for fish, while man-made habitats such as submerged pilings and concrete bridge supports further provide essential shelter from fluctuating currents. The limited residential and commercial development along the riverbanks contributes to the preservation of natural security and cover for fish populations, allowing gamefish to experience a far less pressured environment.  Targeting Game Fish:                   Largemouth bass fishing is at its best in March and April. Concrete pilons serve as protection from strong currents. 1 – 2 ft downstream are excellent places to look for spawni...