Page 4 - Heritiage Guide 2016

Page 4 HERITAGE: HISTORY OF BEAUTIFUL LAKE LIVINGSTON 2016
Bragging rights on Lake Livingston
Dude Hill, Tiny White, Ole “Pony” White and Pete Peebles teamed up on the bass off old Highway 190. The better sized ones went from two to three pounds. (Photo by Bill Bailey)
BIG ‘OL CATS!--Bo Stanford of Corrigan shows the nine big cat sh, weighing up to 10.5 pounds, he caught Monday morn- ing while shing in the Trinity River below Lake Livingston Dam. He caught them on a rod and reel using worms and added one big white bass to the catch. (Staff photo)
ALL SORTS OF FISH--Alvin and Jan Shandley shed out of Hayne’s Marina to land this huge stringer of sh.
Rex Minter of Livingston shows some more of the beautiful bass being caught in the waters of Lake Livingston. These were taken from the Penwaugh Slough area on spinners.
GEORGE AND THE LARGEST--George Summerlin Jr., proudly shows off this black beauty he caught Feb. 18th. George caught this baby on chrome black back pin sh bait and it weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz., largest caught out of his marina last week. (Summerlin Marina photo)
Mrs. Floyd Stowe of Corrigan looks as if she might be having a tough struggle lifting her basket of white perch and bass. You can be sure that Mrs. Stowe found the trouble well worth her time and effort. This load weighed over 15 pounds.
LIVINGSTON BASS CLUB anglers Don McClain, Robert Mof- fett and Johnny Myers (l-r) hold up their strings of black bass with individual sh weighing up to four pounds, three ounces. (Summerlin Marina photo)
WHITES ARE SCHOOLING AT WHITE ROCK--Preston White shed off the White Rock Bridge to load up on whites last Wednesday evening. That’s a mess of whites.
COUNTY AGENT Richard Morris limited out on Blue Mann jelly worms. He shed out of Kickapoo Marina.
HOUSTON OILER Curly Culp (left) holds his string of white bass with Dr. Roger Sweet. The two TOPWATER IN JUNGLE--Roy Hinson of Trinity landed this 4.5 pound black bass in The Jungle shermen caught the whites with white slabs in 15 feet of water last Tuesday. Culp is an All- recently while using a topwater and shing out of Galloway’s Marina (Galloway’s Photo)
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