What to Bring on the Boat this Spring




Are you heading out on the boat this spring? That sounds like so much fun, doesn’t it? Because we’re finally diving back into the water after a cold winter, it’s important to brush up on your boating knowledge; here are five things you’ll need to take with you on the boat! And as always, have a blast out on Lake LBJ!

Plenty of Sunscreen

It’s never a good idea to go without sunscreen, especially if you have a pale complexion. We’re pretty sure this is common sense by now, but it’s definitely a necessity! UV can catch you even on a cloudy day, you know!

Plenty of (Proper) Life Vests

The US Coast Guard requires boaters to have a life vest for each person present, at the very least. It’s not something you want to leave at home, even if you don’t plan on swimming!

A Dry Box For Personal Items

A dry box is box that can fit in a secure area on your boat, that holds your personal items like your wallet, car keys, and anything else that absolutely cannot get lost or wet. Make sure you’ve got one!

Your Swimsuit

Oh come on out… the water’s great! It’s finally starting to warm up and it’s only going to get better. So don’t forget to bring your swimsuit with you- and don’t be shy!

Your Inner Tube

These last two are just for fun, especially the inner tube! But they’re still important. It’s still important to relax and have a blast out there. Make your trip a memorable one by tubing, or swimming!

This season, whether you’re swimming, jet skiing, tubing, or boating, we hope you have the absolute best time on Lake LBJ! We’d love to have you out this spring and into the summer. Just don’t forget to bring these items with you!

 

 

 

 




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Mar. 26)

GOOD. Water stained; 67 degrees; 0.31 feet below pool. Crappie are in 10-15 feet of water on brush with chartreuse jigs. Report by Jess Rotherham, Texas Crappie Fishing Service. Many bass are on or around beds with this first wave of spawn. Throwing soft plastics and jigs are catching some. A frog or shallow crankbaits will catch a bunch around rocks, bulkheads and docks. Skipping a fluke or Texas-rigged plastics to the backs of docks are getting some nice fish. Any watermelon or green pumpkin colors are working. Report by Bryan Cotter, Texas Hawgs. Bass are on beds fishing wacky senkos under and near docks, or in shallow grass with your favorite plastics. Concentrate on retaining walls with topwaters for numbers. Shad spawn will begin mid April, so keep a buzzbait and swim jig near and target chunk rock. White bass can be found midlake on long drawn out points and humps. Report by Charles Whited, Barefoot Fishing Tours.

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