The Docksider

March 1 brought a rare blanket of snow to Bryant Lake. Now I like a winter wonderland as much as the next person, but I gotta tell you after one quick look I swam to the depths of Bryant Lake to avoid the wintry mix and cold temps.

The old saying is that “If March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb.” At this rate, we should be able to count on sunny days and picnics beside the lake by the first of April. That’s not so baaaaa-a-a-a-d, is it?

- Doozy

Jon lands a big bass at Bryant Lake - but it

This week Bryant Lake yielded a hefty large-mouth bass. (Look at the belly on that fish!) For the record, no, this is not a photo of Doozy. This is one of Doozy’s little brothers caught by our intrepid angler, who released the big fellow back into the lake.

You can rest assured that the 25 acres of pure Bryant Lake waters are home to quite a few of these lunkers. And by springtime they’re going to be bigger, stronger and hungrier than ever. Come see the year-round, natural beauty of lake living in your new hometown - Bryant Lake LaGrange.

- Tillman

Oh, yeah, I was in summer school this year. But, hey, I’m in school all year every year – I’m a fish, people! Gotcha! Seriously, Bryant Lake is something like 24 acres, so you’d think I’d have plenty of elbow room but, hey, no elbows! Gotcha again! Zing zing!

Actually this place is stocked with many of my finny friends, and we had a great summer cruising Bryant Lake, eating like pigs and generally livin’ the good life.  Hope you had a great summer, too.

- Doozy

P.S. How many fish does it take to screw in a light bulb? None, we have no hands! Now, who got schooled?

Fish love this corner of Bryant Lake