fishing lake houston.

We have caught a lot of crappie this year up to 2 pounds.

the jug liners have been loading up on blue cats.

I have seen several nice size Black Bass been caught the last few months.

where to launch. where is good place to fish,
where to get bait just ask.

http://www.lakehoustonfishing.com/

Thank you for the link. The website is very informative.

I do all my fishing at Lake Kroger....

there's no limit and they are already filleted when they break the waterline....

I put all my fish in lake crisco.

Mercury poisoning damages the brain, kidney, and lungs. Symptoms include vision, hearing, and speech impairment and a disturbed mental state.

Let Brother Dawn be a warning to all of you.

ok HEZ you came here to stir it up-- so here we go brother--first off you will not have to worry about mercury, YOU HAVE NO BRAIN. just a grease soaked pepper smelling lump of communist meat, you try to pass off as a brain.you have no kidneys-- you have already pissed and moaned them to death.--your lungs are gone from shouting lunatic communist agenda--you have no vision, just a blurry haze of dumb ass.--you are to hard headed to HEAR.and the ignorant drivel you call speech sounds like nancy pelosi with a bad cold.and as far as a mental state, you have the mental capacity of a bed bug.

Actually, Brother Hez is accurate on this point(by the way, why on this forum do we address people as brothers and sisters ?). However, if you read the water quality information on Lake Houston, you will find it is one of the cleanest in the state. You can safely eat fish from it at whatever interval you desire.
On the otherhand, the fish you purchase in grocery stores oftentimes have dangerous levels of mercury. Lakes located close ( close meaning fifty miles) to coal burning facilities generally have superhigh levels of mercury. Galveston Bay has borderline mercury levels and generally, Speckled Trout are not to be eaten. Although catfish are often consider bottom dwellers, those from local lakes contain almost no mercury. However, one of the most preferred fish in supermarkets, Orange Roughy, contain killer amounts of mercury.
Unfortunately, there are no real standards placed on fish sold in supermarkets. I would be extremely hesitate of eating store bought catfish since much of it comes from Vietnam.

Thank you, Brother Dawn, for illustrating my point.

brother hez--you sir are too much of a lunatic to have a point.

No, my point was that mercury poisoning produces a disturbed mental state. I had an idea that you have been eating massive quantities of Orange Roughy.

hez gets his daily dose of mercury through his anal thermometer...

actually he gets his mercury from the battery leakage of his battery powered plastic boy friend.