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Spotlight on Jim Chapman Lake: Visitor's guide to boating, camping, fishing, hiking & hunting!
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- This video is about Jim Chapman Lake (aka Cooper Lake) in North East Texas. Jim Chapman Lake is a quiet sleeper, especially for boating and camping. It is uncrowded, and a great place to explore.
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In this video:
0:00 - History of Jim Chapman Lakes
1:10 - How big is Jim Chapman Lake?
1:19 - The lake has 2 names
1:36 - Who runs Jim Chapman Lake
1:53 - Fishing Jim Chapman Lake
2:22 - Boating Jim Chapman Lake
3:25 - Camping on Jim Chapman Lake
4:23 - Hunting Cooper Lake WMA
5:12 - Hiking, Biking and Horseback Trails
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Nice video man, really informative and definitely looking nice.
Thanks!
I like the lake videos. People who don't know Texas don't think about there being a lot of awesome lakes there. Speaking of....I don't see a video about Eagle Mountain Lake yet.....looking forward to that when you get there.
We will for sure! It's on deck for this season
Sir I've never heard of this lake until today when I was looking for a place to get me out of certain winds and it came up on the map. Does the lake have Timber? I Crappie Fish..... Any info for Crappie would be appreciated.
It does have some timber but not as much as surrounding lakes like Lake Fork. Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Roberts are more notable crappie lakes that are nearby, both with plenty of standing timber in the upper arms.
@@LakeHubTV I'm trying to bypass the crowds... If I do that only means they have to have some DONKEYS JUST GETTING FAT
Yes this lake has plenty of crappie started going last week pull out 10 at a time but if you have a boat go to coffee mill lake you’ll catch your max every time if your using minnows 👌
Is this lake stumpy??
it can be in spots especially in a down year like 2023.. best to talk to someone in the area like the campground