Richland Chambers Lake question.

[Hart8]

There was a boat ramp on the North end of the Chamber's arm.It was on private land,that you paid 5 bucks,or so to use.The only time I ever had to use it was probably 10-12 yrs ago.
Duck hunters,and mostly small rigs would put out there.Basically it was access to that area.
Do they still allow guys to put out there,and if so;how the heck do you get there? For the life of me,I can't remember! It was about a half mile N.Of Pin Oak creek.I remember that much.

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[Hawkpuppy 1]

I remember a little dirt ramp there on the south side of 31 by Powell kinda. I put in there a couple times with my godevil rig but that's been about 10 years ago

[Livin'2hunt]

It's been 10 years since I was there bass fishing a string of tourneys. To be honest, I'd be okay if they drained that lake. I hate it!! It has beat me into submission more than once.

What are you fishing for?

[Cletus]

That sound like Weaver's Landing on the Richland arm. Had a metal drop box to put the money in. Between Patterson lake and TXI off of I45 before you get to Streetman.

[elliscountyhog]

Y'all all stay away from my honey hole haha.

[Hart8]

yep!

That sound like Weaver's Landing on the Richland arm. Had a metal drop box to put the money in. Between Patterson lake and TXI off of I45 before you get to Streetman.

That's it! Gonna ride down there,and see if they still allow it.Thanks!

[Hart8]

Pin Oak Creek

It's been 10 years since I was there bass fishing a string of tourneys. To be honest, I'd be okay if they drained that lake. I hate it!! It has beat me into submission more than once.

What are you fishing for?

Lol! I heard that! The bass fishing for me,got really tough when the lake started dropping(selling water)
If you ever fish another tournament there give me a shout.I know a place near Hickey Island that's good for a big fish nearly every time.
That little area between Weaver's,and Pin Oak is loaded with Crappie/catfish this time of year.We're gonna try to catch a few before they move back out.