Texas Fish Report
Lake Skinner was closed for fishing for a short period
by Lake Skinner Marina Staff
7-20-2013
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Lake Skinner Park Hours: 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Lake Skinner Marina Hours: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Water Temperature: 76 degrees, which is the same as last week
Fish Report:
This week was a special event at Lake Skinner called "Lighting in a Bottle", which means that the lake was closed to fishing. Catfish were stocked on 7/11/2013 and fishing was able to resume on 7/16/2013. Stripers are boiling in the early morning hours over by the Inlet and the dam areas. The best bet for Catfish is to use mackerel by Ramp 2. The next stocking of Catfish is 7/25/2013.
Lake Skinner Marina Hours: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Water Temperature: 76 degrees, which is the same as last week
Fish Report:
This week was a special event at Lake Skinner called "Lighting in a Bottle", which means that the lake was closed to fishing. Catfish were stocked on 7/11/2013 and fishing was able to resume on 7/16/2013. Stripers are boiling in the early morning hours over by the Inlet and the dam areas. The best bet for Catfish is to use mackerel by Ramp 2. The next stocking of Catfish is 7/25/2013.
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