jpmor1

Thank you sir.

Heading over this Friday. Got a place to stay just east of the 191 bridge. Any ideas for close places to start?

I'm going to be on La Nana in a couple weeks with the wife and two boys (11 & 8). Any pointers on where to start and what to look for would be much appreciated. With this crew, we'll only need to catch a few fish of any size to be a successful guide.

Where can I find some nice grass beds for some topwater action? I want my boys to catch a fish on a frog.

I'm trying to find an SD card for my Lowrance HDS that shows the contours of the lake. What's a good one? And is there somewhere local that I can get one?

Thanks. I'm kinda slow...

So then what exactly does this mean? "Bass must have a visible path of breaklines on a structure from deep water all the way to the shallows..."

Define breakline, pretty please, sir. And thank you.

I know this is a stupid question, but could somebody please give me an example of a main lake point? And a secondary point.

Just finished reading 284 pages. Took me a week!! Went to TB for the first time last week and am already dying to go back. Thanks for all the info.

You're killing me with that thread. I'm 47 pages into it and bound to get fired at any moment. And that thread is exactly why I'm looking for a map. I know I can buy the hook and line map, but I was looking for something I could download. Even if it's not as detailed.

Where can I find an online map that shows all the areas/coves/creeks of Toledo Bend? I see references to different areas on here all the time, but have no idea where they actually are.