Hi
I am new to the forum, new to TX, and new to Houston. Looking for a few quick tips on where to start fishing near cypress. I am used to fishing for pike, small mouth, and walleye so I have some things to Learn here. I don't have a yak yet but looking to get into one soon.
Thanks for your input.
New to Houston - fishing spots
Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
Neighborhood ponds can be quite good for bass, bream, catfish, even crappie. The local creeks and drainage canals also have fish, fun on ultralight tackle
Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
Thank you for the tips
I am just looking for places to put in. I wouldn't ask for the actual fishing spots exactly. Where do kayaker a put in for lake Conroe or the woodlands lake.
I am just looking for places to put in. I wouldn't ask for the actual fishing spots exactly. Where do kayaker a put in for lake Conroe or the woodlands lake.
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Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
There is a public ramp at Northshore Park on Lake Woodlands. Just make sure to get there early on a weekend or it may be difficult to find parking.
I have put in for Lake Conroe at both the Stubblefield Lake bridge (free) and Cagle Recreation Area (not free).
I have put in for Lake Conroe at both the Stubblefield Lake bridge (free) and Cagle Recreation Area (not free).
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Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
You should consider the saltwater fishing that's available too. Trinity, Galveston, Christmas, Drum, and Matagorda Bays are all close enough to you for day trips or overnighters. Welcome to Texas.
Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
Thanks for the tips. I think I am going to head to canyon lake or maybe the river for some trout scouting. Hopefully it will cool down soon.
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Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
And you say you're new to Houston huh?kylen315 wrote:Thanks for the tips. I think I am going to head to canyon lake or maybe the river for some trout scouting. Hopefully it will cool down soon.
Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
Yup but I do my research.
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Re: New to Houston - fishing spots
I'm about to be new to Houston in a couple weeks. Webster actually. Where are you going to be living? Pm me for my number maybe we can explore together.