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This month has been excellent on Lake Dunlap (Guadalupe River) in New Braunfels, Tx for redbreast bream and rio grande perch. There is a free boat launch under I-35 in New Braunfels. The lake is about 6 miles long and is a section of the Guadalupe River.
Bream fishing is beyond belief and the rios are hu
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Now that looks like fun... I may have to make a lttle road trip
That's a nice mess for sure! Great pictures:)
Great pic`s and report ! more !
Pat
Em look like cyclids, do they eat good?
Looks like tilapia, I bet they are good.
nice pics!be fun to catch them things i bet!
In the Aquarium trade they are called Texas Cichlids I think. They are pretty aggressive eaters! Related to The Green Terror of South America...
HUH, never seen a mexican bluegill before....
Mexican Bluegill, that's funny...... I'm headed out with a couple of Texans to Lake Calaveras tomorrow morning and will pass this one one. We will be after 10 inch BlueGills if they are where they are supposed to be. The redbreast are still tearing it up on Lake Dunlap. Here is a photo of a few keepers from a short trip late yesterday. Attachment 60503
great pics great fish wish i was there
Nice catch! Thanks for the pics - buietiful fish!
Well, time to get ready and head home back to Florida and the Choctawhatchee River. Made my last trip on Lake Dunlap, Guadalupe River, Tx yesterday. It was slow but we managed about 30 to 35 redears, bluegills, and greenies over 6 hours. The day had a fitting ending with the largest shellcracker (redear) of the day, a 10 3/8 incher weighing 15 oz. They grow bigger but this is a nice one in anyones book.
New Texas fishing friends helped make this a wonderful time on the Guadalupe. Spent the whole month of April here. Crappie.com, the texas, louisiana, florida, pensacola, and gulf coast forums are to be commended for the service they all provide bringing people together in the common ground of sport fishing. Folks in the Louisina forum were also so helpful in making a stop-over in Bayou Corne a great experience.
Here's to all who love chasing crappie (sacalait), bream, and all other species.
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Last fish of the day, 4/28/11, nice shellcracker (redear)