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Hello everyone. Just came here for the first time.
My brother-in-law told me about the site and said that I might be able to find an answer to my question here. He mentioned that there was a club that you could get in that would allow you to have access to certain ponds in the East Texas area. If anyone knows of one, could they please contact me? I'm looking to fly fish for bass, bluegill or just about any other kind of sport fish. I practice catch and release only and will respect any property that I fish on.
Thank you,
Baron McEntire
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Sounds like a sportsman's club. We have those up in Illinois. You might also try to find something out in tackle/gun shops or even phone book/internet too.
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the site that i think your lookin for baron is http://www.gtbc.com/ its a club that you can pay.. and have access to peoples private lakes/ponds and.. just like you said.. its all catch and release.. hope this helps -chris
"Born to fish, Forced to work!"
2.3 acre, 1.5 acre, 1 acre , .5acre (bgill only)
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