kayaking in BCS ponds/lakes

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Can you put a kayak in any of the city ponds or lakes in Aggieland? I'm wanting to introduce my boys to kayak jug lining in a smaller environment? I'm really thinking about the lake behind the Bryan Target. Thoughts?

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In reply to w8liftr • 12:27p, 5/23/15

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Can you put a kayak in any of the city ponds or lakes in Aggieland? I'm wanting to introduce my boys to kayak jug lining in a smaller environment? I'm really thinking about the lake behind the Bryan Target. Thoughts?

I'm reasonably sure that lake is posted no swimming, wading, etc.

Lake Bryan is a go (obviously), as are some neighborhood lakes if you are invited by an HOA member.

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12:58p, 5/23/15

It's illegal to jug line in both Lake Bryan and Gibbons Creek Reservoir.

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In reply to w8liftr • 1:11p, 5/23/15

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It's illegal to jug line in both Lake Bryan and Gibbons Creek Reservoir.

Didn't know that, the only fishing I ever really did was at Northgate back in what is referred to now as "old army." My wife has a silly plastic boat but doesn't fish out of it, but generally uses our HOA lake or trips to state parks.