Texas Fish Report

Fishing Pressure has been light at Weir Lake and the bite is active, but the fish are smaller


by Jared Smith
8-27-2011
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Fishing pressure has been surprisingly light this week but the guys and gals out there in waders casting dries like caddis or adams in the evening are doing great for small Browns and Brookies. Stripping olive or brown Wooly Buggers has accounted for most of the Rainbows being caught.


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Parchers Resort Reports
for Saturday, August 27th, 2011

South Lake: 29 inch Rainbow caught at South Lake -- Outlook for the Labor Day Weekend is Excellent
Bishop Creek: Flows are up but the East Fork of Bishop Creek is fishable
Bishop Creek - Intake II: The Bite has Slowed at the Intake II
North Lake: Steady action for both fly and spin anglers reported this week at North Lake

Parchers Resort Reports
for Saturday, August 20th, 2011
South Lake: South Lake Is Back on Fire
Bishop Creek: Flows have increased on the South Fork of Bishop Creek which has slowed fishing a tad
Weir Lake: Reports from Weir are Excellent for Fly Fishermen
North Lake: Fly Fishing and Bait Fishing both working on North Lake