I've had great experiences with the service department at Bluff Creek Marina, whether for repairs…read moreor regular maintenance. Chad always provides timely communication for scheduling and updates, and Robert and Carlos are extremely knowledgeable. They've consistently taken excellent care of my boat and Seadoo. I highly recommend the service department at Bluff Creek Marina.

Good luck getting these guys to help you with any problems that your boat may have. They may be…read moregreat mechanics, but they can't ever seem to find someone to help you.

One of the best boat repair shops and they stand behind their work. Understandably they are super…read morebusy in the summer but there work is solid and growing. If you need something that can wait like any boat shop I suggest that you hold off till winter but. usally reapirs in the busy season are about 2 weeks out.

Had an awesome time on their pontoon boat. The boat was in excellent shape and pulled a tube with…read moreno problems!

I walked into West Texas Watersports looking for a life jacket and ended up walking out with a new…read moreboat instead. The sales team was amazing! They gave me a good deal trading in my older Tige'. Now we use them for all of our boating needs from service to storage. Also check out their board selection in their pro shop. My daughter wasn't sure if she wanted to go with skim or surf styles boards and Tony didn't hesitate to let her take one of each to demo. They have a great selection and can help recommend boards for your style of wakesurfing or wakeboarding. Overall, I can't recommend Tony and the West Texas Watersports team enough for anyone in the market for a boat.

I'm in Total shock!!!!!! Liar, thief, and a hot head! Stay away from this place!…read more We called Tony Fussell (the owner) the end of June to see if we could have our used Tigé boat looked over before a lake trip after the Fourth of July. We said we had no problem leaving it for a few days. We finally had to call July 6th because we haven't heard anything back. Tony acted like he had no idea who we were or what we were talking about. We ended up just going to dealership. When we arrived, the boat had not been touched. It sat for over a week. He said they would get right on it. We left to run errands. 30 minutes go by and he calls us to say it needed a new starter. My wife tried to ask questions about it and everything we discussed. He spoke over her and said he didn't know. Told her that he pushed new boat customers out of the way to get us in and didn't have time to answer her. I headed back to pay the bill and pick up the boat. When I arrived he tried to say that they don't usually work on older boats and that all he knew was that it had a new starter on now. After paying $450 for 3 hours of labor, starter wasn't on receipt. He asked why I looked irritated. I told him that not a single one of our questions were answered and that I didn't appreciate how he spoke to my wife. Tony then explodes and cusses me out and tells me to get the f out and don't ever f-ing come back. Threw a pen at his receptionist and told her to just give me my money back. I received a refund. I took my boat immediately to another mechanic in Dallas who came right away and looked it over with me. He informed us there was no new starter installed and our batteries were dead. We bought new batteries beginning of June. I then charged both batteries for 2 weeks and finally had interstate battery test them both. They said both were bad. I gave him my invoice number and they confirmed those numbers didn't match the ones they checked for me. So...not only did he try to charge me for a starter that wasn't put in, he stole my new batteries. If you want a new boat, DFW isn't far. If you need a used boat worked on, save yourself from getting charged for nothing, parts of your boat stolen, and being cussed out. By the way, during his little cussing rant, he stepped up at me like he was going to throw a punch. He then told me to get on the internet and tell everyone about it. So here is the review he asked for.

We don't personally own a Tige, but our friend has one. We love to get to out with them. It's crazy…read morehow high tech these boats are. Definitely on the bucket list to own one!

I love my 2025 Tige Boat. They have made such an improvement on technology and features! the…read morequality of this thing is top notch. Its one of the best surf boats ive been in and ive been in every single brand.

We have stayed in all three cabins at various times over the last couple of years. Absolutely love…read moreour time there. Always clean, always stocked, & always an easy process. Will be back soon!!!

We just stayed over the Labor Day weekend with our 3 kids. We loved how roomy and comfortable our…read morelittle cottage was. Our room had a wonderful lake view. My favorite thing was the quiet mornings drinking coffee on the back porch watching the sunrise! I was thankful for the amenities that were provided (coffee pot, cable tv, WiFi, hot griddle pan, grill, and big nice walk in shower). Our kids cried and begged to stay on our last morning lol. We will definitely be back!

US Army Corps of Engineers RV campground, fishing, boating and swimming. 30 and 50 amp full hookups…read moreavailable. Open year around. Group shelters with RV hookups and kitchens.

Love the river! This…read moreis a section of the Pecan Bayou that passes the 377 highway coming from the Brownwood Lake headed on to the gulf of Texas. (Not only highway 377, but also highways 67 and 84 as well. At this point all of these highways are combined.) This is a fun little area to fish, very tough to fly fish, due to the vegetation, but still due-able. If you're going fishing and you pass over this point, it is always a good idea to check out the water flow and the color of the water. The water flow can be unbelievable after a great rain. You always want to double check this after wet weather, there could be a lot of water released from the dam. If you check out the vegetation around the water it will also give you an insight to the bug life, which the fish feed upon. Another fun note about this place that it reminds me of all of the Texans that have come here before me. The ones that either fished here, swam, had romantic dates, gathered drinking water, it is just kind of a fun nostalgic little creek. The fish here in this area range from small mouth bass, large mouth bass, catfish, perch, sunfish and the list goes on for warm fresh water fish. Now what I recommend, if you're going to fish here is fishing from the bank. You want to test the waters temperature, fish are very sensitive to the temperature. They also like coverage, as in a submerged log or something that helps give them protection from predators. There are several ways to go after them, like a surface bug / rig and work it lick it was live animal. Or go just the opposite way and go deep where the big fish maybe located at. What ever you do work your rig like it was live! **On a safety issue, always let someone know where you are going fishing ahead of time and what time roughly you should be back. Another key note, is to watch for snakes. The snakes could come from the water, or land, but know that they most likely are there to feed. Looks before you step! You do also need to wash out for those 'pocket panthers', we did get a photo of one listed in the photos of the review. This is a fun little fishing spot with such easy access! Have fun, be carful and remember only catch the ones you are going to keep, unless you practice the 'catch and release' method which I think you should do! Have fun!

Nice Park but there are squatters in the area so lock your car. also some dude lives here in an RV…read morewhich is suss but its a park so I guess its better than parking in neigborhoods.