West Cedar Creek Municipal Utility District to start signing up Kemp customers




Cedar Creek Lake Area residents who are supplied water by the City of Kemp will soon begin receiving letters to visit West Cedar Creek Lake Municipal Utility District's office to sign service agreements.

The utility district recently completed all paperwork required by the Public Utility Commission to service the residences now receiving water and sewer service from Kemp.

The letters will be staggered to prevent long lines at the office, which will be open some weekends and extended hours during the week to accommodate the new customers.

The registration of new customers marks the successful completion of the hookup of Kemp to the utility district that city officials first began exploring in 2011 during the extreme drought when the city made the national news for running out of water.

 




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jun. 18)

GOOD. Water slightly stained; 86 degrees; 0.20 feet above pool. Hybrid striped bass and white bass bite is on fire while fish continue to be in a feeding frenzy. Focus on flats throughout the lake and on edges of drop-offs, especially on cloudy and overcast days. Use slabs on drop-offs and along seawalls early in the mornings in depth of 5-14 feet. Reports of great catches using silver or white slabs and spinners and retrieving off the bottom at a very slow retrieve to catch these fish in depths of 17-26 feet of water. The crappie have also migrated back into the main lake. Look for them under bridge pylons or under docks where the depths are between 3-10 feet. Guides have been reporting exceptionally nice catches on sunny warmer days. Report by Brent Herbeck, Herbeck’s Lonestar Fishing Guide Service. Catfish remain consistent targeting humps in 10-20 feet of water, but there are a lot of small fish. Bigger fish can be caught drifting cut shad, carp, drum or bream. Report by Jason Barber, Kings Creek Adventures.

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