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Preferably, Lake, River and Ocean....where is most best place to fish?

Hi,my name is amit Jens Spahn ,i've completed my graduation in 2003 with Mechanical Engineering. As far concern about my work experience, i've 11 year working experience with 4 different type of industries. If i have to talk about my family background. I belong to nuclear family consists of 4 memeber my father, mother and young brother. Father is retired govt. Whiley mom she is a house maker and brother working in automobile industry (sales). As far as concern about my hobbies my hobbies are playing chess,reading news paper,and learning new things.

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Jens, welcome to the Forum.

 

My response to your query:

1.  Marsh areas of south Louisiana for redfish and other saltwater species.

2.  Any tidal river and its tributaries.

3.  Freshwater lakes.

 

Fishing in the Louisiana marsh is fantastic.

Fishing in the Louisiana bayou's can be exciting with all of the critters watching you.

 

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Welcome aboard!

 

Best place to fish? Wherever you like ;) . Rivers, lakes, oceans

all are good.

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Good Afternoon everyone, I am new here..just trying to familiarize my self with men and women of like mind...and also to educate my self....

 

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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~

A-Jay

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Welcome. 

Love your approach ?

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If you're in Cleburne, TX, you're ten miles from Squaw Creek which is a pretty decent fishery year round because it's a power plant lake and the water is relatively warm all year. You're also close to Granbury, and lots of small soil conservation ponds, which are great places to fish if you can access them.

 

You have a TON of excellent lakes within an hour to an hour and a half from you. 

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