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For
more information,
call 806-775-2673.
QUESTIONS
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Are
there bait shops near Lake Alan Henry?
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What
is the camping like? Are there hook-ups?
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Are
there campgrounds with hook-ups nearby?
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Does
the City rent boats at Lake Alan Henry?
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Does
anyone else rent boats that you know of?
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Can
I reserve a campsite?
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What
about using a generator since you don’t offer hook-ups?
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Why
do I need to buy a facility permit?
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Why
does the City charge a fee to use Lake Alan Henry facilities?
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What’s
being planned for recreational improvements?
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Who
is responsible for stocking fish in the lake?
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How
will I know if the fishing limits have changed at Alan Henry?
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How do I
register my boat?
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Do
I need to buy a fishing license?
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Can
I set out a trotline at Alan Henry?
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Can
I use my Texas State Park “Golden Passport” permit to use Alan
Henry facilities?
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I understand that I must register my bass club
before I can have a tournament at Lake Alan Henry, why?
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ANSWERS
1.
Are there bait shops
near Lake Alan Henry? -
There are bait shops in the area
outside of Lake Alan Henry property.
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2.
What
is the camping like? Are there hook-ups? -
Camping facilities on
City Recreation Area are all primitive and have no water and electricity.
The camping areas are all located on unimproved, unpaved roads,
and they will be muddy in wet weather.
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3.
Are
there campgrounds with hook-ups nearby? -
Yes, in the region
outside of Lake Alan Henry.
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4.
Does the
City rent boats at Lake Alan Henry?
No.
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5.
Does anyone
else rent boats that you know of?
Not that we are aware of.
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6. Can I reserve a campsite?
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Camp sites are on a first-come, first serve basis only.
Camping is allowed at numbered campsites only. Numbered campsites are located north and south of the paved parking
lot at the boat ramp. Obtain a map at the Permit Office.
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7.
What
about using a generator? –
The
NORTH campsite area, designated by signage, allows the use of overnight
generators. The SOUTH
campsite area, designated by signage, prohibits the use of overnight
generators.
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8. Why do I need
to buy a facility permit? -
It is important to have valid
permits displayed on vehicles or boats at all times as law enforcement personnel
are on-site and will be conducting periodic inspections. Law
enforcement will issue citations of up to $200 fine, payable in Lubbock
Municipal Court, for violations.
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9.
Why
does the City charge a fee to use Lake Alan Henry facilities? -
The City of Lubbock requires entrance fees, boating fees and camping fees paid by
facility users in order to pay for costs of maintaining and improving the Recreational
Area.
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10. What’s
being planned for recreational improvements? - Construction of a
Comfort Station including toilets, showers, sinks and waiting area is
planned for the future. Future potential amenities
include improved camping areas, hiking trails and a visitor's center.
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11. Who
is responsible for stocking fish in the lake? -
The Fisheries Division
of Texas Parks and Wildlife (806.655.4341) are in charge of all fish
stocking, setting fishing limits and annual monitoring programs.
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12. How
will I know if the fishing limits have changed at Lake Alan Henry?
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All of LAH fishing regulations match those listed in the annual
publication produced by Texas Parks and Wildlife entitled, “Outdoor Annual
Hunting and Fishing Regulations.” New books are issued each August.
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13.
How do I register my boat?
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Boat registration is handled by Texas Parks and
Wildlife. For more information, contact 806.761.4930.
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14.
Do I need to buy a
fishing license? –
Yes, fishing licensing is handled by Texas Parks and
Wildlife. For more information, contact 806.761.4930.
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15. Can I set out
a troutline at Lake Alan Henry? -
The City of Lubbock
does not prohibit the use of trotlines at Lake Alan Henry. Contact
Texas Parks and Wildlife at 806.655.4341 with questions concerning laws
and regulations related to fishing or hunting.
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16. Can
I use my Texas State Park “Golden Passport” permit to use Lake Alan Henry
facilities? –
Golden Passports are honored at Texas State Parks,
but not at City of Lubbock facilities, which includes Lake Alan Henry.
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17.
I understand that I must register my bass club in order to have a
fishing
tournament at Lake Alan Henry, why? – The
City of Lubbock registers bass clubs and schedules tournament dates for
groups in order to know how much fishing pressure to expect on the lake
during any weekend. The registration process also helps bass clubs
by determining what other clubs will be at the lake at the same time and
to adjust weigh-in times to avoid congestion at the boat ramp. There
is not a fee to register or hold a tournament at Lake Alan Henry.
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