News & Updates

New lake 50 miles north of Downtown Dallas in Van Alystene. Only 25 minutes north of McKinney right off of 75!

Check it out in our property description section.

Be one of the first to fish this new property.

I am looking for the testimonials from our members. Would you be willing to e-mail them to us?

Some of the following questions or thoughts might help get you started:

* Good times you have had on the water

*Family moments

*The peace/tranquility/solitude you get when fishing on a PRIVATE lake

*The value the club offers

*The quality and variety of lakes

Please e-mail them to info@privatewaterfishing.com

We had a terriffic day during our second fish fry at Cleburne Six O Ranch this past Saturday. The weather was absoutley perfect with light winds, cloud cover, and 70 degrees. We removed 96 fish of 14" and smaller by 2:00 and with 5 people fishing after our last count. My guess is that we removed about 150 fish. We need to remove an additional 850 fish from this lake. While one of the goals was to remove fish, the other was to have a great time. Goal accomplished. We had 12 guests, Our guests were, Bill Pease and his sister Cheryl, John Harvey, Brian Akers, Don and Pat Nichols, David and Andrew Flurry, Roderick and Thurman Alford, David and Jack Martin. Our staff included;  Walter Bassino our Fisheries manager, Brian Hughes Operations manager, our chief coordinator Keri Alexander and me.

Bill Pease won both the smallest fish (8 inches) and the most fish under 15 inches in 4.5 hours of fishing with a total of 16 fish. Since we had two prizes (Under Armour-PWF shirts) we awarded the second shirt to David Martin with a total of 14 fish.  Our youngest guest was 8 year old Andrew Flurry; catching 4 fish. We all had an opprunity to meet the ranch manager Ted Reeves who spent the whole day with us. It was good food and even better company.

Special thanks go out to Walter Bassino who cleaned all fish, help serve, official photographer, cleaner-uper, and helped with fertilization of the entire lake.

We hope that you will join us either this Fall or next Spring for our third event.

Any members interested in catching and keeping some catfish or crappie should take a trip to Grapeland Bennett Lake.  You are allowed to keep all crappie and any catfish over 15lb.  We will need you to report any fish kept to the club office or the landowner after your outing.  Contact the club office and book your trip today!

We have completed our first fertilization at Leesburg Julian Lake and got the desrired phytoplnakton bloom! For those of you who have fished this lake you know that Mr. Julian is very hands on a terrific host. Morover, you know that the lake fishes very well with lots of 1.5 to 2 lb fish. We want those fish to grow to be 3 lb and 4 lb fish. In order to accomplish this we need to remove all fish 14 inches and smaller. Over 70% of you said you wanted lakes in which you catch more quality fish. So this is where we need your help. Starting immediately, it is mandatory to remove all fish 14" and smaller. Simply place them in the fish basket attached to the boat and leave them in the basket. If you would like to take the fish please do so. Please report back to the club office on how many fish you removed from the lake. We have to have your help to make our club lakes better. Thank you.