Trying to find my dad a new fishing spot

[Shelbers]

Lately my dad has been obsessed with fishing on his off days and we usually go in Iola. He’s wanting to find a new place to go just to catch and release with his new rod and reel. If anyone knows of any ponds in the Brazos, Grimes, or any surrounding counties please PM me. I would really appreciate it! Just trying to get my dad to stop asking me questions LOL will pay in beer!! [emoji6]


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[Fragger]

Best Places to Fish in Bryan-College Station

Best places to fish, fishing, Bryan, Lake Bryan, College Station


Fishing is one of America’s greatest past times. Whether you are fishing for leisure or for work, fishing will this sport brings people of all ages together for one purpose. For Texans, we have limited access to the ocean, but have no fear! Lakes are just as effective for this great American sport. The city of Bryan-College Station has 5 five ponds that are periodically stocked with the Channel Catfish through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Parks and Recreation Department. Not only are these areas safe to fish in, they are easily accessible and a lot of fun for you and your family!




There are two more fantastic options for fishing in the Bryan-College Station area:

Lake Bryan
•Located in Brazos County only five miles west of Bryan, Texas.
•The lake is a total of 829 acres with a depth of 45 feet.
•The predominant fish species are Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish and Sunfish.

Gibbons Creek Reservoir
•Located on Gibbons Creek in the Navasota River Drainage in Grimes County off of Texas Highway 30 at Carlos, just 20 miles east of Bryan-College Station
•The reservoir is a total of 2,770 acres with a depth of 34 feet
•The predominant fish species are Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, White & Black Crappie, and Bluegill

This summer is the perfect opportunity to try your hand at these great fishing experiences in the Bryan-College Station area! Happy fishing!