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adamsfence 03-31-2010 05:13 PM

black lake
 
I have heard alot of black lake can some one tell me how to get into this area is there a canal off of the intercostal or something. also is it clear to run in this area or alot of shallows or what. just wondering. looks like an area on the map that may help when trying to get out of the wind......

wtretrievers 03-31-2010 05:29 PM

Spicers landing is real close.
They have some really good maps in Carlyss at fishermans corner (Valero). It's a canal with several turnoffs, I would get a map.

evis102 03-31-2010 07:40 PM

Its being dredged this year so its prolly shot for awhile. If i was you I would find someone that knows there way in there. It would be easy to lose a motor in there.

adamsfence 03-31-2010 07:42 PM

so most of y'all don't fish this area or I have heard of a lot of fish caught in here at certain times of the year

evis102 03-31-2010 08:09 PM

I hear from guides that its a certain times of the year kind of place.

Big Flounder 03-31-2010 08:14 PM

If I can remember correctly I used to launch at Ellanders and head west going back under the bridge and you go around two really sharp curves and you'll come to what looks like a major canal to the left. Take that all the way till you come to a 4 way and take a right. That will take you right into black lake. Lots of water up to that point. When you get to the lake be carefull with all the well heads and pipe lines and crab traps. I never did any good there. Few reds and flounder.

"W" 03-31-2010 08:16 PM

Killed them up in black lake quite a few times........ Its a hole away from a hole......this place fishies real small so you want get to much out of guys who catch fish there

jchief 03-31-2010 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Flounder (Post 134750)
If I can remember correctly I used to launch at Ellanders and head west going back under the bridge and you go around two really sharp curves and you'll come to what looks like a major canal to the left. Take that all the way till you come to a 4 way and take a right. That will take you right into black lake. Lots of water up to that point. When you get to the lake be carefull with all the well heads and pipe lines and crab traps. I never did any good there. Few reds and flounder.

Take a right where teh 4 come together.

Black Lake is good certain times of the year. Be very careful as there is a ton of crap in the lake.

B-Stealth 03-31-2010 08:29 PM

fall and early summer, maybe late summer never fished it. But like they said prob choc milk. PM me if you need some specs.

Ray 03-31-2010 09:07 PM

My step uncle fishes it a lot. But I never really went up in the lake, just the ditch.

mikedatiger 03-31-2010 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jchief (Post 134752)
Take a right where teh 4 come together.

Black Lake is good certain times of the year. Be very careful as there is a ton of crap in the lake.

What he said! I wouldn't go back there without someone who knows where they are going. One wrong turn and you're in a few inches of water....

jchief 03-31-2010 09:23 PM

I know it fairly well. After next weekend, I hope to be fishing more. We can try and make a trip if you want to. Although, I plan on staying on the Bend when the sacalait start which should be soon. Don't know if you can do an afternoon trip on a weekday, but those are easy for me.

adamsfence 03-31-2010 09:40 PM

u talking to me or mike?

jchief 03-31-2010 09:49 PM

Either actually.

adamsfence 03-31-2010 09:56 PM

I would be willing to go anytime just tell me when I always am up to learn something new just give me a little bit of notice and I can go


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