Reply by: mtnfun      Posted: 2/27/2011 1:55:07 PM     Points: 95    

I used to fish Meredith when I was a kid with my Uncle back in the 70s and it was a great lake for walleye and crappie I haven't been there sisce but what great memeorie.

 Reply by: Squaw creek guide      Posted: 2/27/2011 2:51:49 PM     Points: 592    

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 Reply by: fom      Posted: 2/27/2011 3:12:48 PM     Points: 873    

Cgoon it is a great lake ,it also has some ok bass fishing too, it is well worth a trip.
fom

 Reply by: IceFishingFool      Posted: 2/27/2011 4:56:03 PM     Points: 4383    

Anyone planning on a tip there ?

 Reply by: fishoholic      Posted: 2/28/2011 12:03:55 AM     Points: 1015    

How long is the drive from colorado to meredith?. I can maybe manage a trip if not that far i do plan on fishing out of colorado this year and texas is deffinetly on my go to list....

 Reply by: Bassnfly      Posted: 2/28/2011 12:42:43 AM     Points: 234    

I have been to two lakes in this region. Alan Henry and Meredith. Both for club outings and several years ago. Meredith is a big lake with a mix of fishing. At the time they had a slot limit, so under size bass were plentyfull, but there were a few 6 lb. bass also. The winner of one of the tourneys had two just over 6.

The cool thing about Meredith is that I can say I been to Fritch, TX, home of Ron White!

 Reply by: Scyry      Posted: 2/28/2011 11:10:30 AM     Points: 198    

I was at Lake Meredith the second week of Feb for work. There is only a foot of water on the very bottom gate of the intake tower. There is next to no water in the lake. Bureau of Reclamation biologists are worried about a big die off of fish this winter unless there is a big inflow of water.

 Reply by: WGSFlyfish      Posted: 2/28/2011 12:03:36 PM     Points: 79    

Best lake in Texas for Walleye and the populaton is maintaned by natural reproduction. Produced the current State Record Smallmouth of 7.93 pounds in 1998. Has a small population of Yellow Perch. As stated above lake is extremely low and many boat ramps have been temporarily closed

 Reply by: Catfish goon      Posted: 2/28/2011 11:25:19 PM     Points: 4573    

according to my boy who lives in Dumas, it's about 3 more hours down the road past Lamar, CO...

I'm thinking of going out there this spring, since I'm going to say what's up to him on the way to OK. maybe I'll hit up meredith.. he's showed me pics of big arsed walleyes.