If I were looking for a good area that had Country danicng, Great bass fishing , and a nice place to live , what would you recomend?
If I were looking for a good area that had Country danicng, Great bass fishing , and a nice place to live , what would you recomend?
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You already said it. Texas. Any place here has C/W dancing and anyplace outside the major metro areas of Houston, Dallas and San Antonio are good places to live, so it comes down to fishing. Since there is great fishing all over the state, other than far West Texas, it's much more a question of what part of the state you prefer. You have the east Texas Piney Woods, central Texas Hill Country, southeast Texas or far South Texas for warmer weather year round, and the I-20 corridor and South Plains (Lubbock) area if you prefer to have a winter season. Unless your fishing preference is salt water, then you start at Corpus Christi and work outward from there. DFW probably has the highest concentration of good bass lakes in the state, although Austin gives you plenty of choices as well. Just for reference, Austin is by far e most liberal town in the state and prides itself on being "weird". Hope that helps. There is not an easy answer to that question.
No vacancy. You'll have to remove a liberal California transplant in order to make room.
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Minimum of good 14 lakes for me with-in 30minute to 21/2 hours.
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To my BBC Texas friends. We know not to get political on this site but with that said In the words of Travis Tritt My neck and my politics are red as Alabama Clay. I hope you can continue with the recomendations. My gal is a flight attendant and the Houston area fits well with her job.Originally Posted by TX Strampion
MAV ,, Where are you located in the state?
My SIL is a flight attendant for American and they mandated she had to live within 45 minutes of a major airport. She flys out Houston IAH. Northwest of Beltway 8 loop (Cypress, Tomball, Magnolia) and North of IAH (The Woodlands & Conroe) is great and meets all of your requirements. To the southwest of Houston, Pearland & Richmond but you are further away from bass fishing spots. Saltwater all the way down there.
Stay up in Dallas with all the other yankees...
I live in Conroe. I would look in Montgomery county.
Who does your gal work for? I’m in Magnolia, my wife is a real estate agent and former flight attendant. She’d be glad to show you around. I work for an airline also, based out of Bush Intercontinental. PM me if you want or need any info. We used to live in The Woodlands and moved just a few miles west.
He's west of Austin a little ways.
Historically, that rule has been somewhat loose in TBC. However, it has recently been proven that a thread about American patriotism will immediately get locked up like my like my colon after an extra large serving of poutine.
Anyway, good luck with the relocation. If y'all do feel lead to north Texas, feel free to message me and I'll answer any questions I can.
25 mles west of Austin in the Hill Country. I stay out of most of Austin, because of the lib people.
Warmer weather than up in North Texas, dallas, Waco etc. And we have HEB Grocery stores You will love them.
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She is with United Airlines. I think what we are going to do is start spending our weekends in Texas. Are first stop will be the Houston area. Primarily because that has the best airport for her to get the flights she wants.
Be careful in the Houston area, some part are good and some are horrible. I hope you already acclimated to traffic if you choose that area. SE Texas is a great area, Rayburn and Toledo are great lakes, but only a regional airport in Beaumont, but Houston is only 90 mins away. Longview/Tyler area is great also.
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That’s who I’m with, very familiar with the area and the airport. Lots of pilots and flight attendants around us. It takes me about 50 minute to get to the airport with a couple other options just as quick. One highway is being built which will make another very nice route to the airport and may be quicker also. We live in Magnolia which is Montgomery County. We lived in The Woodlands for ten years. Where I live doesn’t have any flooding issues, lots of nice neighborhoods and I’m about 25-30 minutes from Lake Conroe.
My wife will be glad to show y'all around whenever you visit. Just message me and I can give you her number. She’s with Better Homes and Garden Real Estate. No obligations whatsoever, my wife was a flight attendant also so they have something in common and she’s familiar with the area.
I would take C130 up on the offer. I'm over 5hrs from the area, but spent almost a year in Friendswood, which is south of the greater Houston area. If I was looking to go back to that area, I would definitely look north. Lot closer to fresh water.
Thank you , I will take you up on that when we plan our trip ill contact you guys.
Thanks
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