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 Lake Nacogdoches
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02/01/24 08:56 PM
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Oldbassguy88
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I'm new here to the area and just read in Bassmaster mag that Lake Nacogdoches is a pretty good lake, so I'm thinking about checking it out. Is this lake like most of the others in the area where I have to be very cautious about hitting stumps and limbs, or can I actually move around on the main lake without worrying?
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 Re: Lake Nacogdoches
[Re: Oldbassguy88]
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02/01/24 10:47 PM
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TopwaterTom
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Most of the lake is pretty wide open. Once you get past (north) the powerlines you should run the channels and watch out for sure.
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Re: Lake Nacogdoches
[Re: Oldbassguy88]
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02/02/24 02:19 PM
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bassnman
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Re: Lake Nacogdoches
[Re: Oldbassguy88]
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02/02/24 04:26 PM
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thrashfish
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Yep, travel with care north of the power lines.
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Re: Lake Nacogdoches
[Re: thrashfish]
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02/03/24 01:00 AM
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Rayzor
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Yep, travel with care north of the power lines. True.
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Re: Lake Nacogdoches
[Re: Oldbassguy88]
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02/03/24 03:20 PM
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GTrigg
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Re: Lake Nacogdoches
[Re: Oldbassguy88]
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02/05/24 03:26 PM
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lconn4
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I'm new here to the area and just read in Bassmaster mag that Lake Nacogdoches is a pretty good lake, so I'm thinking about checking it out. Is this lake like most of the others in the area where I have to be very cautious about hitting stumps and limbs, or can I actually move around on the main lake without worrying? check out Lake Naconiche... while you are at it.. lots of stumps but very good fishing and facilities.
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