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lake Junction anD tHe llanos

The “Land of Living Waters”, on the waterways in Kimble County.
Kimble County, boasts three rivers Visitors can fish while kayaking
— the North Llano, the South Llano the rivers or stay on the banks and
cast a line. Anglers can gain access
creeks and dozens of streams, and to the rivers at several county road
is a fisherman’s favorite play- crossings and at the South Llano
ground. State Park. Anglers can then float
There are a variety of fish, includ-
HaPPIness Is ing the largemouth bass, Guada- between public crossings.
The biggest rivers, the South
a BIG FIsH... lupe bass, perch, channel catfish, Llano and the main Llano, provide a
and the much sought-after yellow
variety of fishing situations. As you
and a catfish. drift downriver, you will encoun-
ter alternating tranquil pools and
Whether you are a serious angler
WItness! outfitted with all the latest gear, or stretches of small rapids.
just want to doze and drown some
Visit the www.tpwd.state.tx.us for
bait, there is a special place for you rules and regulations.

OKtOBeRFIsCH

Fly fishing in the Texas Hill Country one of the crown jewels of Texas rivers,
is a pleasure that many native fly fish- the South Llano River at Junction. This
ers yearn for during the dog days of year, the event will take place October
summer. There is no better place than 14-16....rain or shine!
Kimble County! Event highlights include Llano River
Each year, the Fredericksburg Fly fishing, shuttles to river access points,
Fishers Club hosts Oktoberfisch, a fly fishing prizes, seminar presenters,
fishing festival for all those who delight raffle, catered steak dinner, fly-tying
in Texas fly fishing and want to enjoy classes and vendor booths. Riverside Saloon

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