Hook-line&sinker: do you fish the Yegua down by the bridge or do you ever make it a little farther up to the culvert on that county road? I've fished up there a few times and had good luck catching whites about this time of year, maybe later. I've been thinking about planning a trip up there some time. Unfortunately, I've moved to Dallas and now Houston since my College Station days and don't know where to fish around here yet. What kinda yak you got?

If I go up the yegua in my yak it's from Nails Creek park. I have an old town loon 111 (SIK) that I bought in 2000. I am very pleased with my kayak. The Yegua is winding down pretty fast as far as the whitebass go but the crappie should be good until May. This rain should help things a bit for those that still want to try the Yegua.. I have avoided the Yegua for the most part favoring Cedar, Nails and Birch creeks to get away from the crowds. Every creek around Somerville has been good this year for one thing or another at one time or another...

I caught this crappie from my yak on Sunday. I was in 4-6 ft the wind was blowing gale force on Benbrook.


~gober

gober,
Sweet ride, did you make it?

Thanks, yep made two of them, one for me and one for my brother. I am trying to put together a website that details the build process. I finished them back in Oct 05. The plans were purchased at ClCboats.com.

here is a picture from their maiden voyage in the keys.

~gober

look at the water. that wasnt in texas was it>?

That was down at Bahia Honda State Park in the Florida Keys, about 30 miles above Key West.

Shot I am sending you mail now.

~gober

That�s a sweet yak, Gober! You need to check out TexasKayakFisherman.com if you already haven�t. There are a few guys on that board that are builders as well, and there is actually a get together planned for wooden boat builders.

On another note, I managed a few slabs from the yak over the weekend...