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Hey guys, being the boat-less one, I was wondering if anyone from texas could
give me some wader friendly access points on the Brazos? The only river I have waded around in the Dallas Fort-Worth area is the Paluxy. So I figured I would try the Brazos....or are there any small creeks with bank/wade access in north/north east texas that I won't get run off for trespassing on? Fished some lakes but i'm more a river and small stream guy. Tim Apple |
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