Fresh Water Marina

[SideRoads]

I'm looking for a Marina on a large lake that is centrally located where I can keep a 21' Walkaround Fishing boat.

Preferably below the Freeze/frost line, as I am now a cold weather whiner!, lol, and

prefer to be able to boat/fish anytime the spirit moves me as we travel to return to a central location.

Thanks in advance for any information.

[SideRoads]

I'm looking for a Marina on a large lake that is centrally located where I can keep a 21' Walkaround Fishing boat.

Preferably below the Freeze/frost line, as I am now a cold weather whiner!, lol, and

prefer to be able to boat/fish anytime the spirit moves me as we travel to return to a central location.

Thanks in advance for any information.

[TXiceman]

Texas has lots of nice large lakes, so just open a map and pick one. In the Texas Hill country, I like Lake Buchanan, between Burnet and Llano. East Texas is Lake Sam Rayburn. North of Houston is Lake Livingston. On the west side on the Rio Grande is Amistad.

Ken

[SideRoads]

Thanks for your help.

I was hopeful that someone out there that does a lot of boating/fishing and traveling might have some personal information on a Marina that might shorten my search.

I have been searching online for Texas Marinas, etc and have not located "The One".

A few years back, I moored the boat in Palacios and enjoyed the bay and trips to Port O., but as we age, we are looking for a little more suttle fresh water environment, interpretation (I know my DW is nervous about salt water excursions now, but I still want her to enjoy the boating adventure without "fear", so if I can find a nice freshwater lake, she will continue to enjoy the experience for years to come.

I'll search for a Texas fishing forum and see what info I can find, in hindsight that's probably the second place I should have searched

Again, I appreciate your help.

Regards and Happy Trails!