Do you think the drought has affected Texas fishing?

[SpurHunter]

<span style="font-family: 'Arial','sans-serif'; color: black; font-size: 10pt">Just in case anyone doesn't believe the stories about Texas not getting any rain, take a look at this photo album from the Texas Dept of Parks and Wildlife. These photos are of Lake Travis, Mansfield Dam, and the Pedernales River that flows into Lake Travis. For you non-Texans, this is in the Texas Hill Country, just west of Austin. All those boat houses you see that are sitting on the ground are normally floating in 20 to 50 feet of water.</span></p>

http://www.flickr.com//photos/texasparkswildlife/sets/72157627429641925/show/</p>

 

[Fishin Fool]

Scary pics. Texas is hurting bad with the rain and heat issues. Thanks for posting the pics

 

[blazer]

thats awful.wounder how much rain it will take to fill the lakes back up?a tropical storm would go along way in helping.

 

[bamabass]

WOW!!!

 

[2Thick]

The lake I fished in the hill country is now 30 feet below normal levels. The house that was once on the lake is now a 2 minute walk from the water. It is insane.

 

[vhype]

The last drought just kill the big fish bite on Ray Roberts in the late 90s and I don't think it every came back I moved back to Tn after that but before the 90's drought I got 5 over the 24" slot and really learned how to catch big fish on that lake.