FT. Worth Question

[smh0768]

It is fun to watch the jets coming in on landing from the boat, though.

[DrDarwin]

Originally Posted by smh0768

It is fun to watch the jets coming in on landing from the boat, though.

It's even more fun to watch them practicing for airshows over the NAS Joint Reserve base.

[bootspur]

I grew up on Possum Kingdom Lake in the 60's and 70's (I turned 50 recently) and before the people swarmed to it in the 1980's and 90's it was a really nice reservoir and since it is in that 3 lake Brazos River chain and being the Northern most component always had nice looking clear water for a lake, but it's not that way anymore.
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The key to getting the most enjoyment out of a lake is to get involved with one that has been recently built/flooded because it takes a few years for the idiots to learn about it and RUIN it. Possum Kingdom, Granbury, and Whitney are each pretty good lakes as lakes go in the state of Texas. Those are the best lakes in North Texas, excluding the monster Texhoma which is a fantastic lake, but not a lake for the boating rookie. There are a few decent lakes East of Dallas, like Lakes of The Pines, Lake Fork, Lake Conroe are nice, very picturesque I fish those lakes.
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I think people who think Lake Worth pond is a nice LAKE need to check out these others before embarrassing themselves further.

[KenNTx]

Originally Posted by bootspur

I grew up on Possum Kingdom Lake in the 60's and 70's (I turned 50 recently) and before the people swarmed to it in the 1980's and 90's it was a really nice reservoir and since it is in that 3 lake Brazos River chain and being the Northern most component always had nice looking clear water for a lake, but it's not that way anymore.
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The key to getting the most enjoyment out of a lake is to get involved with one that has been recently built/flooded because it takes a few years for the idiots to learn about it and RUIN it. Possum Kingdom, Granbury, and Whitney are each pretty good lakes as lakes go in the state of Texas. Those are the best lakes in North Texas, excluding the monster Texhoma which is a fantastic lake, but not a lake for the boating rookie. There are a few decent lakes East of Dallas, like Lakes of The Pines, Lake Fork, Lake Conroe are nice, very picturesque I fish those lakes.
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I think people who think Lake Worth pond is a nice LAKE need to check out these others before embarrassing themselves further.

Also Lake Ray Roberts, North of Denton.

[bootspur]

Originally Posted by Dugout

Is Lake Worth incorporated by the city? I have an opportunity to invest with a friend, and am wondering if it's considered part of the city?

I hope you took advantage of your friend's recommendation?