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Strollin’ With Stroman
up in big schools off creek channels and ledges in and
around deep water, such as humps, ridges, roadbeds,
bridges, mouths of major creeks, major points, riprap,
and rocks. The key is to stay around the deep water
breaklines.
Keep your boat positioned where you are working
your lure across the breakline. Good breakline is defined by an area where the water gets deep quickly,
i.e., a five foot change in depth over a five and onehalf foot linear distance. Key in on areas that have
some form of structure, such as wood, hydrilla, manmade or natural, on the edges or in the breaklines. Fish
these areas slowly. Remember, patience and persistence will pay off.
Early January key in on deepest water areas. Find
the baitfish on these breaklines and fish these areas
thoroughly. On most January days feeding times will
By Dean Stroman
be during the hottest part of the day. Midday to early
Cold water bass fishing can be very tough when wa- afternoon will be the best time to catch Miss Big.
ter temperature drops below fifty degrees and stays Around the end of December the winter solstice ocaround the mid-forties to mid-fifties. Bass feeding ac- curs and the hours of sunlight per day begins to intivities will slow down and bass can go days without crease. Bass’ annual migration will head to shallow
feeding at all. They will still feed, but the feeding ac- water areas. This movement is caused by the length
tivity will be short and their movement to feed will not of days, not the water temperature. Spawning activibe far from their core area. To get bit you must find big ties will start by water temperature. The trigger that
bass’ core area and find out what time of day triggers starts this movement is photosynthesis. Period. Bass
will start their migration to staging areas around the
her feeding time.
Baitfish movements slow down and they will group third week of January no matter what the water temperature for that area.
Older age class bass are
the first to move shallow due to spawning
instincts. Large females
will cruise their spawn-
January
ing site a month before they actually spawn, but they
will never be far from deep water. I can’t tell you
how many times in late January that you can set up in
two to three feet of water fishing creek channels that
drop off to five to six feet in back ends of some major
creeks and the water temperature is in the mid-forties
and you will be the only boat in sight until late February. That is when most folks think bass start going
shallow to spawn. Little do they know that most big
ones have already been there.
Start fishing the upper ends of the lake in January.
Look for feeder creeks that run into main lake. Key
in on areas where creeks or deep breaklines run near
the points or banks. When you find the above areas,
concentrate on spots protected from the prevailing
north wind. These honey holes will be a few degrees
warmer then the surrounding water. When you find
these hot spots, you will be in business.
Older age class bass are more weary and more easily spooked than the average bass and should be approached quietly. Turn off the big motor. Use your
trolling motor to quietly and slowly approach your
fishing area. Keep the noise level inside the boat to
minimum. Boat noise will spook Miss Big. If you
have to walk around the boat, do so quietly.
Weather changes also affect how big bass will locate
on structure. Concentrate on more shallow breaklines
during consistent weather patterns, such as warming trends. During frontal conditions fish the deeper
breaklines. Contrary to popular belief, bass will not
move out of shallow water areas but will seek the
deepest nearby water.
If you are planning a trip to Lake Fork, I’ll be more
than happy to help make your trip a successful one.
If you want to book a trip
or just need up-to-date information, give me a call
at 903-850-5083 (cell) or
903-383-7214 (landline)
or email me at dstroman@peoplescom.net. If
you are wanting a guided
trip, I still have openings
for fall and winter trips.
Good luck and good fishing!
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Game Warden Field Notes
The following items are compiled from recent Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department law enforcement reports.
--Won’t See You Later, Alligator-- After a Shelby
County game warden received a call about a five-foot
alligator that had been shot on the Attoyac River, he
contacted a gas company located near the river, hoping
someone who worked there had seen something. An
employee said he saw some people by the river a few
days earlier and gave a description of the people and
their vehicle, which the warden found a few days later
at a local hunting lease. After running a vehicle check,
the warden found the owner on Facebook, and the gas
company employee positively identified him as one
of the people he had seen near the river. The warden
went to the suspect’s house, and the suspect confessed
his friend shot the alligator with a .20-gauge shotgun.
After calling his friend to come over and verify what
happened, the cooperative shooter arrived at the house
a little while later. The warden filed multiple cases,
and civil restitution is pending.
--Campground Terror--A Shelby County game
warden was on patrol when he heard a 911 call over
dispatch about an assault with shots fired at a local
marina campground. The caller said the shooter was
threatening to kill her and would “shoot when he saw
police cars” and was “going to die tonight.” The warden, two deputies and a constable responded to the
scene, though they didn’t know the shooter’s exact
location. Using night vision goggles, the warden and
other officers searched and cleared the campground.
When they saw the silhouette of a man walking quickly through the shadows, they told him to stop and took
him into custody. The warden found a loaded.357
handgun nearby. The man was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
--Selfie Incriminated--A Matagorda County game
warden received information from a citizen about an
individual who had illegally obtained and kept an alligator. Because the individual posted pictures of the
alligator on social media, the wardens found him quite
easily. The individual admitted to taking the alligator
from a public roadway.
--Port O’Connor Drowning-- Two Matagorda
County game wardens responded to a reported double
drowning near the Port O’Connor Jetties. Three men
were fishing just off the beach when their boat tipped
over because of the choppy water. They fell out of the
boat, and, unable to get back into the boat or hold on
to it, two of the fishermen drowned in the rough waters. The third man called for help. A short time later,
a group of fishermen on the beach spotted both bodies in the surf and pulled them to shore. A US Coast
Guard helicopter that had responded to assist with the
search lowered a rescue swimmer down to the beach.
The swimmer and fishermen loaded both bodies into
the game wardens’ patrol boat. The wardens then took
the victims across Matagorda Bay to Palacios, where
the Justice of the Peace met them at the dock. The
bodies were turned over to a local funeral home, and
the Sheriff’s deputies assisted the wardens with locating and notifying the next of kin for the two men from
Victoria.
--”Biting So Good”--As two Jefferson County game
wardens patrolled Port Arthur, they came across two
men fishing from the bank around 1 a.m. The individuals were fishing under lights and catching speckled
trout. They said the trout were “biting so good” they
couldn’t help themselves. The wardens found the men
in possession of 18 undersized trout. Cases are pending against them.
--Two Shot, Two Wounded-- Two game wardens responded to a double homicide in which two victims
were shot in a vehicle. They determined that at least
one suspect had fled the scene, though they located
him a short time later. The wardens then requested a
K9 warden team to assist in evidence recovery. After reviewing the scene and all available evidence,
the wardens determined four individuals, including
the two who were shot, were involved. The other two
were wounded and, after they were taken into custody, they were taken to the local hospital. The Starr
County Sheriff’s Office and the Texas Rangers will
(See Game Warden ....Continued on Page 6-B)
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Super
Bowl
Party
your favorite Super Bowl
dishes, the following are
Millions of Americans watch the Super Bowl annu- a few more tips to tackally, which means many of those football fans will be le:
* Thaw poultry and other
eating their favorite party foods.
Before preparing that winning recipe for your party meats on the lowest shelf
guests like the following “Saucy Hot Wings”, re- of the refrigerator or unmember to be “Food Wise” and use proper food han- der cold running water,
dling – Chill chicken to 40 F or less, Clean hands never on the counter.
and utensils and Cook chicken to the recommended * Use plastic, not woodtemperature of 170 F for white meat and 180 F for en, cutting boards.
* Use paper towels indark meat and whole birds.
In addition to the above safety tips in preparing stead of cloth towels to
clean preparation surfaces, this allows you to
throw away soiled towels.
* Internal meat temperature is very important;
use a meat thermometer
to check temperature to
ensure accuracy before
serving your meal.
* If you plan to use a
marinade, discard the remainder after using it on
raw chicken.
* Keep hot foods hot
Fire up your Super Bowl party with savory Saucy and cold foods cold, use
Hot Wings!
By Sue Hampton
With
Tasty
warming pans or ice
dishes to keep food out
of the spoilage zone.
* Food spoilage is most
likely to occur when food
is kept between 40 F and
140 F, discard any foods
held in this range for
more than two hours.
Saucy Hot Wings
1 package fresh or frozen
chicken wings (about 2
pounds)
½ cup ketchup
2 tablespoons vegetable
oil
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 teaspoons honey
1 tablespoon hot pepper
sauce
¼ teaspoon red pepper
flakes, crushed
1 cup ranch salad dressing
1/3 cup crumbled bleu
cheese
PREP: Preheat oven to
425 F.
CLEAN: Wash hands.
Foods
Cover rack of broiler
pan with aluminum foil
and spray with nonstick
spray. Cut wings into
three pieces at joints;
discard tips. Combine
ketchup, oil, vinegar,
honey, hot sauce and
pepper flakes in medium
bowl. Dip chicken, one
piece at a time, into mixture to coat well. Remove
and arrange on foil-lined
pan. Repeat until all wing
pieces are coated with
sauce.
To make dipping sauce,
combine ranch dressing and bleu cheese in a
small bowl. Refrigerate
until ready to serve.
COOK: Bake wings at
425 F for 25 minutes;
turn over and bake an additional 10 to 15 minutes
or until edges begin to
crisp and internal juices
of chicken run clear. (Or
insert instant-read meat
January
thermometer in thickest
part of chicken. Temperature should read 180 F.)
SERVE:
Serve wings with bleu
cheese dipping sauce.
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Game Warden Field Notes (Continued from Page 3-B)
handle further investigation.
--The Feathers Gave Them Away--Two Bexar
County game wardens received an Operation Game
Thief call about illegal dove hunting on private property. When the wardens arrived at the property to talk
to the suspect, they observed spent shotgun shells and
dove feathers on the ground. The suspect admitted to
shooting doves, one of which was a banded whitewing dove. After showing the wardens where he was
keeping the doves, the wardens gave him a citation for
hunting doves in closed season.
--Well I Guess the Party’s Over-- A Starr County
game warden and a Zapata County warden got a call
about a stranded boater on Falcon Lake. When the
wardens arrived at Falcon Lake, they located the vessel and provided instructions to the boat operator and
his passengers on how to get the boat running and
guide it back to the boat ramp. Once back at the boat
ramp, the wardens conducted a water safety inspection and consensual search, which revealed several
empty beer cans and drug paraphernalia. The wardens
issued multiple citations and notified the young passengers’ parents.
--Just Leave Him Alone-- A man contacted Comal
County game wardens about a small alligator he had
photographed in the Guadalupe River near Nichols
Landing, a popular swimming area north of Canyon
Lake. The man sent his pictures to the wardens but
also posted them on social media. After seeing the pic-
tures on social media, several media outlets called the
game wardens about the alligator. The wardens said
the alligator was in its natural habitat and should not
pose any threat to the general public, though they are
prepared to take the necessary steps if the alligator
needs to be relocated.
--I Think I’ll Just Leave My Car in the Water--A
game warden assisted officers from the Texas Department of Public Safety in responding to a vehicle
accident in which a woman drove into the water from
a low water crossing bridge. The person who called
in the accident said the woman had gotten out of the
car after she drove it off the bridge and left the scene,
walking south. As the warden headed to the woman’s
last known location, he saw a woman fitting the witnesses’ description, walking along the road and carrying several items. The warden pulled up behind her
and saw she was staggering and having a difficult time
maintaining her balance. As his headlights lit up the
area in front of the woman, she never turned around
to see who had pulled up behind her. As the warden
parked his vehicle and got out, he asked the woman to
stop, and she slowly turned around. The warden asked
where she was going, to which the woman replied she
was going to her boss’s house. The warden then asked
her to step to the side of the road and questioned her
about where she came from. The woman said she had
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As the warden spoke with the woman, he observed
signs of intoxication. Her speech was slow, mumbled
and at times incoherent. She seemed unaware of her
surroundings and unable to balance on level ground.
The warden turned the woman over to a DPS trooper
who arrived on the scene. The woman was arrested
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--No Way Back-- A Bowie County game warden
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had been dropped off at a remote campground two
days earlier. When he arrived at the campground, the
warden noticed neither person had food or water, and
neither would say who dropped them off or when they
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might compromise officer safety during transport. She
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female said she had forgotten the pipe was in her bag.
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golf at the Links at Lands End or a
day of fishing on World Famous Lake
Fork. Crown molding, granite counters, wood flooring, custom tile bathrooms & each bedroom in this home
has it’s own full bathroom.
Lake Holbrook $139,000
Yantis $325,000
Yantis $199,900
THE VILLAS AT LANDS END This
home features a maintenance free
association. This is the perfect place
to come relax, play a round of golf
or spend a day on the lake and leave
the maintenance to someone else!
Home features 3 bdrms, 2.5 baths,
granite counters, custom cabinets,
hardwood & ceramic tile floors! Enjoy Lake Fork views from your covered back porch and deck.
LAKE FORK WATER FRONT
& OFF-WATER LOTS
FROM $17,900 TO $219,900
LAKE FORK AREA ACREAGE FROM
$59,000 TO $174,900
Yantis $212,000
AFFORDABLE & HARD TO
FIND Waterfront home on Lake
Holbrook. This three bedroom,
two bathroom home has a split
bedroom floor plan and two living areas. Outside there is a covered front porch, screened-in back
porch, storage building, carport
for your boat and a fishing pier on
the lake. This could be your Perfect Getaway!
BRING YOUR BEST OFFER!
This 2 bedroom, 1 bath home has
a 8 x 24 covered front porch. There
is a 25 x 25 shop building, 15 x 22
storage building, 15 x 22 carport & a
greenhouse. Interior has been completely updated & home sits on 1.5+
acres for plenty of privacy, off the
beaten path. Home is located walking distance to all city services in
Quitman & has city utilities.
3/2 HOME WITH 40x60 SHOP
Home has an attached carport in
front and a nice 16x20 covered back
porch. Property has a 14x20 storage building and a 10x40 two stall
carport area attached to back of the
workshop. Home is very well maintained and is just 5 miles to Lake
Quitman boat ramp and 15 minutes
to a Lake Fork boat ramp.
BRING ALL WRITTEN OFFERS!
3 bedroom, 2 bath with attached 2
car garage home sits on 1.183 partially wooded acres for privacy.
Home has an enclosed Bonus Room
that is 32’ across the back of the
home and has wood flooring with a
wood burning stove. Home is neat,
clean and very close to World Famous Lake Fork with community
boat ramp across the street.
LOCATED IN THE HEART OF
LAKE FORK on a dead end county
road. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home
sits on 10 acres adjacent to Lake
Fork leaseback of approx. 2-4 acres
in the far back of Long Branch
Creek. Huge 50x100 red iron shop
building. No zoning and no restrictions, this can be your own piece of
Lake Fork paradise.
A RARE FIND ON LAKE FORK
Home sits on 2.5 acres of deeded
property, owner says there is
2-4acres of leaseback with an enclosed boathouse. Home has been
recently remodeled and updated.
This 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath home
features an open living & kitchen
floor plan. The 26x32 shop building has a concrete slab, with plenty
of room for your boat & toys!
A GREAT FIND ON LAKE FORK
Established RV park with a long waiting list for RV lots. There are
currently 39 RV lots & 13-16 acres of leaseback to expand the RV
park. 4 septic systems with room for 30 additional RV sites on current
septic systems. Property includes a water well for RV park with a 35
gpm pump, 2011 manufactured home, a deep water boat ramp & a
sass frass log guest house that is not yet completed inside. This is a rare
opportunity & rare find on Lake Fork! Yantis $549,900