Springtime a boon for waders chasing trout
Anglers relish spring rains that raise streams and put trout in reach. Local guides report clearer water, rising fish, and easy access for anglers with waders at spots along the river and nearby lakes.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2016
Page
1
Anglers relish spring rains that raise streams and put trout in reach. Local guides report clearer water, rising fish, and easy access for anglers with waders at spots along the river and nearby lakes.
Crosby Education Foundation held a charity golf tournament with winners named across divisions. Team captains and top finishers were recognized as event raised funds for local scholarships and school programs.
Obituaries list Jesse A. Lackey Aline Burton Pfeiffer Jack David Ballard Richard D Hartis Jr. and Margie Nell LaFitte. Page 3.
Baytown City Council approved a production agreement to underwrite a documentary titled The Last High on synthetic marijuana. Texas Pictures will fund sixty thousand dollars in three installments, with community partners aiding development and festival submissions after completing initial trailer and web promotion.
Harris County and Houston endured record rainfall with officials reporting up to 20 inches in parts since Sunday night. Two weather related deaths are under investigation as floodwaters closed roads and schools while shelters opened. Baytown reports nearly 6 inches of rain with cars stalling in high waters and officials warn residents to shelter in place and avoid driving. Officials anticipate more rain over the next two to three days as the disaster declaration advances.
The Baytown City Council approved issuing Certificates of Obligation with the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone board to fund San Jacinto Boulevard at 18,148,673 dollars. City Manager Rick Davis said the plan places transportation infrastructure in the San Jacinto Mall redevelopment area. The road will run from Interstate 10 to Bush Road, connecting Hunt Road and Santavy near Kroger to the boulevard. Patti Jett said the area will be unrecognizable.
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