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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

Page

7

Dam Debate Over Blanco River Faces Landowners and Activists

The author outlines division over a Blanco river dam project with landowners fearing loss of homes and beauty, environmentalists opposing it, and supporters arguing economic necessity. A Lake Livingston fishing tournament in February raised $25 000 for Cystic Fibrosis with 600 anglers, while the author and Jack Oldham placed 35th.

Blanco River Granny Cowan Jack Oldham Pasadena Bass Club Lake Livingston South Jack Christine Love

Fresh Oysters and Big Bass Mark March Fishing Run

Anglers report a coast to table bounty with oysters and several five to seven pound bass catches. Larry Fowler and I hauled over forty pounds from Calavaris Lake with multiple trips supplying the day’s harvest. Reece Morrison, Tommy Haley and Duane Berry are noted for seven to seven and a half pounds, with a few near eight pounds in this active March fishing period.

Larry Fowler Calavaris Lake Dad Jack Oldham Reece Morrison Tommy Haley Duane Berry

Wimberley Mill Fishing Report March 1 1973

Jim Rudolph hooks a seven pound twelve ounce bass while noting two small bass and a large crappie. He reports panfish bite on jigs and spoons with shoals of 1.5 to 2 pound fish and advises color combos for bass tying two tone jigs. He mentions spoons bring rapid catches and recommends bucktail or doe tail tipped lures.

Jim Rudolph

The Alamo Poem of Stark Young

A dramatic meditation on the Alamo recalling Texan defenders led by Travis and Crockett. The speaker laments the cost of liberty as victory fades with deaths at the wall and a warning to Mexico that freedom springs from the doomed stand.

God Texas Travis Crockett Mexico

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