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New Stillhouse Hollow Lake Record 12.74 pounds
caught on 14 August 2008

Dave Hogge
Special discounted Hybrid Striped Bass Trip
Special from 5/9/2010 to 9/30/2010
Special discounted
price, 6 hour trip for two, fishing for Hybrid
Striped Bass. Will be fishing with Live Bait for
the Hybrid’s and White Bass, Trip will last up
to six hours or when both clients have a limit
of Hybrid Striped Bass. The total cost of the
trip is $200 and everything is provided, all you
need is your fishing license, drinks and snacks.
Call Dave at 254.702.8349 and book your trip
today, the fish are biting great! Fish cleaning
available upon request, small charge for
cleaning service.
Hogge's Guide Service
Are you wanting to catch fish, learn to fish off
shore structure, learn where to catch fish on
the particular lake or just wanting an enjoyable
day on the lake, I am the guide for you.
I have
extensive knowledge of Bass Fishing, and have
competed on both the local level and FLW Pro/Am
events with great success. My favorite bass
fishing technique is structure fishing off
shore. My guiding experience in 1998 to 2001 was
a great opportunity to meet and teach fishermen
the art of locating structures and fishing off
shore. In 2001 I resigned from guiding
excursions to compete professionally. As of
December 2008 I again began providing my service
to those looking to improve their bass fishing
knowledge of off shore fishing, as well as
provide a great fishing trip to both novice and
experienced fishermen. My service was utilized
by the Hook-n-line Fishing Map Company to create
the most accurate fishing maps of both Belton
and Stillhouse Hollow Lake in 1999.
Belton
Lake is a popular tournament lake with a good
population of both largemouth and smallmouth
bass. Five pound smallmouth bass are common on
Belton Lake. Tournament weights range from
thirteen to twenty pounds to win, with sixteen
pounds being a solid weight for five bass on
average.
Belton Lake is a
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
reservoir
on the
Leon River
in the
Brazos River
basin, 5 miles (8 km) northwest of
Belton,
Texas,
USA.
The lake extends into both
Bell County
and
Coryell County.
Belton Dam
and the lake are both managed by the Fort Worth
District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The reservoir was officially impounded in 1954,
and serves to provide
flood
control and drinking water for Belton,
Temple,
and the surrounding communities. Belton Lake is
a popular recreational destination.

Lake
Stillhouse Hollow is located just off I-35 out
of Belton Texas, Stillhouse Hollow acquired hydrilla in 1997 and
until the flood of 2007 was a strong grass lake,
the grass is slowly coming back, but for now the
key to large fish is structure fishing deep.
Fishing on Stillhouse has been slow for quality
bass for about one year.
Stillhouse Hollow Lake,
U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers
reservoir
on the
Lampasas River
in the
Brazos River
basin, 5 miles (8 km) southwest of
Belton,
Texas,
USA.
The unincorporated town of
Stillhouse Hollow
in
Bell County
is adjacent to the reservoir, as are portions of
Salado,
a small town south of Belton. The Harker Heights
area also makes significant use of the Lake as a
recreational and wildlife area.
Stillhouse Hollow Dam
and the reservoir are both managed by the Fort
Worth District of the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers and a majority of the lake is man
made. The reservoir was officially impounded in
1968, and serves to provide flood control for
the communities downstream. The lake also
functions as a water supply for several of the
surrounding communities. Stillhouse Hollow Lake
is a popular recreational destination.

I offer full day and half day services, you may
bring your own tackle, or I will provide
equipment. My Boat is a 21 foot Ranger 520
powered by Evinrude E-TEC 225.

Testimonial
I had a great time on the trip. I was
able to take what I learned from you and
immediately locate and catch fish and good
fish. Your methods and instructions
work so good that I wonder why anybody would
do anything different. Selfishly, I
hope others keep fishing they way they are.
John Kirkpatrick
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Photo's from
other trips with Dave

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