News & Updates

2019 Mexico Group Trips

Date Posted: 8/9/2018

If you would like to go next year, we have our dates booked for 2019. Here are the options: Contact the office at (214) 871-0044 or info@privatewaterfishing.com.   Lake Comedero - Three or Four Day Trips 4 day trip- Arrive Feb 11, 2019 Fish Feb 12,13,14,15 and return on Feb 16. Cost is $2195   3 day trip- Arrive Feb 15,…

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TWO Big Bass Contests, so Join Now!

Date Posted: 8/9/2018

We're having TWO Big Bass Contests! Join them both for double the action! Please contact the club office by email, info@privatewaterfishing.com, or by phone, (214) 871-0044 to enter this year's contest. First place overall winner will be paid $400 Second place overall pays $200 Third place overall pays $100 Also, we will have monthly prizes, the big fish each month…

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New Property Decatur - Bedrock Ranch: Waterboo Lake

Date Posted: 3/29/2018

Private Water Fishing is excited to announce a new property, Waterboo Lake in Decatur, Texas! You can be at the gate from downtown Dallas, in 1 hr. 15 min., or from downtown Fort Worth, you can make the drive in 1 hr. or less. This 10 acre lake is nestled in an isolated valley of a small mountain. There is a long…

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S. TX Lago Escondido Fish Fry & N. TX Dogwood Estates Fish Fry

Date Posted: 2/22/2018

Private Water Fishing wants to get to know YOU! Join us for a family friendly fun event in S. TX at Castroville - Lago Escondido Saturday, March 24th, 2018. We will be frying fish and other goodies, as well as providing drinks and snacks. We are also have our N. TX fish fry going on at Henderson - Dogwood Estates. This event will be taking…

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Spring 2018 - Fishing 101 & Big Bass Contest

Date Posted: 2/22/2018

April 7, 2018 Private Water Fishing is hosting a Fishing 101 class for members and their guests. Ken Addington (Lake Fork Guide) will be leading this day of instruction and demonstration at the scenic SW Lake (Weston). This will be a great opportunity to help new bass fishermen learn the fundamentals. The Big Bass Contest (2018) has some pre-spawn MONSTER…

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New PWF Property - Dunlay, Lake Leinweber

Date Posted: 11/9/2017

PWF is happy to announce another deep South Texas Lake that is sure to be utilized to catch big bass. Lets hear it for Lake Leinweber in Dunlay, Texas. Located 110 miles West of Austin, this 22 acre lake sits near the ever-so-loved Lake Lago Escondido. Bass in the 9 lbs. class range have been caught in this lake; so…

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More New PWF Properties - Gainesville, Pecan Gap & Athens, MK Ranch

Date Posted: 11/9/2017

PWF added a couple more properties! Now available for our members to fish: - Gainesville TX, Pecan Gap located 80 miles N. of Dallas, 70 miles N. of Fort Worth, 40 miles N. of Denton - Athens TX, MK Ranch located just 1.5 hrs. South-east of Dallas, 45 min. West of Tyler        

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Two New Properties - Burnett - Fox Lake, Bartlett - Bridal Oaks Ranch

Date Posted: 11/9/2017

PWF added two more properties to the roster for club members to fish! Both of these spectacular fisheries are sure to please the Austin, San Antonio areas featuring 15+ acre soil conservation lakes with big bass. - Burnett - Fox Lake, located just one hour north-west of Austin, and two hours north of San Antonio. - Bartlett - Bridal Oaks Ranch, located just an…

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Two New Properties!

Date Posted: 9/25/2017

Two New Private Water Fishing Properties! We are pleased to announce the opening of 2 new properties. The first is just an hour west of San Antonio, and is one of the most famous ranches in all of Texas. The second location is perfect for our members in the southern part of the DFW metroplex or the Waco/Temple area.  Click…

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Big Bass Tournament Winners!

Date Posted: 6/15/2017

Shayne Wallace took the top spot, and $500 cash, with the 11.25 pound, 25" long giant he landed at Henderson - Dogwood Lakes Estate: East Lake. Bruce Bernard comes in second place with a 24.75" toad, and Bruce Prindle's 24.50" lunker wins third. Bruce Bernard took home $250 for his efforts, and Bruce Prindle earned himself $100. They both caught their…

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