It was back to Sikes Lake I ventured on this day after the Ides of April, also known as the 16th day and third Wednesday of the fourth month of 2025, for some nature communing under a clear blue sky, with the air heated pleasantly into the 70-degree zone, as measured via the Fahrenheit temperature measuring method.
My nature communing did not include catching fish. The sign you see photo documented, above, showed up a week or two ago, attached to a fence which blocked access to the lake, at that point, making fishing not possible.
The signs informs one of the type fish one may catch in Sikes Lake, and warns that one must be properly licensed to do any angling.
I have seen a few poles hovering over Sikes Lake, over the years. I have never seen anyone catch a fish, of any sort.
I do know that periodically Sikes Lake is stocked with fish. Of which variety I have no clue.
Tomorrow may be the last pleasant day, weather-wise, for a few days.
Currently the Easter weekend weather forecast for my North Texas location is for heavy rain, hail, thunderstorms and tornado conditions, beginning Good Friday, and lasting through Easter Sunday.
These dire weather conditions likely will wreak havoc with any possible plans I might come up with to attend any Easter morning sunrise services....
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