Culebra Creek In Gcsna

Bexar - Texas


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A section of the Culebra Creek In Gcsna in Bexar County, Texas.

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Culebra Creek In Gcsna Fishing Reports

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  1. joe talamantez
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    2 lb. Largemouth Bass with a Berkley PowerBait Rib Worms

  2. Jesús Márquez
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    working on my crankbait game

    Largemouth Bass with a Yamamoto crankbait

  3. Jesús Márquez
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    covid-hair is working

    Largemouth Bass with a crankbait

  4. Jesús Márquez
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    Largemouth Bass with a senko

  5. Jesús Márquez
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    Largemouth Bass with a Senko

    1. ISRAEL MENDOZA 0
      Since COVID has closed all the parks in San Antonio. Where can I go fishing without having to go through gates?
    2. Ruben-R. Tello 0
      gotcha I know exactly where it’s at. thanks coach.
    3. Ruben-R. Tello 0
      gotcha I know exactly where it’s at. thanks coach.
    4. Jesús Márquez 0
      Its right behind the jims
    5. Ruben-R. Tello 0
      where abouts is this spot. is it the bridge of 1560 or further in towards Stillwater ranch
    6. Ruben-R. Tello 0
      where abouts is this spot. is it the bridge of 1560 or further in towards Stillwater ranch
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  6. Stacy Foushee
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    Channel Catfish

    1. Ruben-R. Tello 0
      Would this be the creek under the bridge off 1560?
  7. Stacy Foushee
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    Details: Channel Catfish with a Shrimp

  8. joe talamantez
    - Culebra Creek In Gcsna

    sunny day fishing under bridge

    1 lb. 6 in. Bluegill with a worm

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