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Gone Fishing - Eldridge Park Pond Stocked with Rainbow Trout

Gone Fishing - Eldridge Park Pond Stocked with Rainbow Trout

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by: SweetwaterBoss 61k+ OP 
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 5:51am  
Gone Fishing - Eldridge Park Pond Stocked with Rainbow Trout
 
Eldridge Park Pond Stocked with Rainbow Trout
Sugar Land, TX - Calling all anglers! The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department stocked the pond at Eldridge Park with 750 rainbow trout on Jan. 25, adding to the bass, catfish and perch that have been stocked in the past.
 
Each winter from November through early March, Texas Parks and Wildlife's Inland Fisheries Division, in cooperation with participating cities and agencies, stock more than 300,000 catchable-size rainbow trout in more than 100 locations across Texas. This trout stocking program is designed to provide increased wintertime fishing opportunities for Texas anglers.
 
Sugar Land residents are welcome to fish the lake; however, all state fishing regulations include licenses for those 17 and older and a daily bag limit of five fish per angler apply. Check www.tpwd.texas.gov for up-to-date information.
 
The lake is part of Eldridge Park, a 43-acre community park located on Eldridge Road near the West Airport intersection. The park facilities include a community meeting room for 65 people, picnic pavilion, restrooms, grills, benches, picnic tables, 1.2 miles of trails, fishing pier, concession stand, playground, 10 soccer fields and a 500-car parking lot.
 
For more information, contact the City’s Parks and Recreation Department at (281) 275-2825 or follow visit Facebook.com/sugarlandparks
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Stealth83 115k+
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 6:40am  
Always nice when they make it easy, convenient and close to encourage fishing license sales.
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AJ8410 61k+
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 8:43am  
How much is a short term fishing license? I just want to take my little boy for one day, we won't even keep the fish and will throw it back.
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TheBigBadWolf 81k+
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 9:01am  
He doesn't need a license if he's under 17. A one day license is $11 if you feel like drowning some bait Emoticon They sell worms in a little refrigerator at WalMart in the fishin section
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chiu0nthls 101k+
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 11:57am  
Ah, so even if we catch and release, we still need a license 17 and up?
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SweetwaterBoss 61k+ OP 
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 12:27pm  
Would not worry about it too much - I think the Game Warden has better things to do than hang out at Eldridge Park
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Bubbapie 1110k+
~ 9 years ago   Jan 30, '17 1:52pm  
Yes, except on free fishing day or in a state park.@chiu0nthls
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