Welcome Cedar Creek Lake Concierge, LLC to the Neighborhood




We’d like to introduce Cedar Creek Lake Concierge, LLC and Owner, Don Boozer. Mr. Boozer was able to speak with freelance reporter Andora Henson about his new services this week.

Cedar Creek Lake Concierge service will offer great value to property owners at Cedar Creek Lake year round according to owner Don Boozer, who is recently retired now and a full-time resident of Tool.

When asked why he chose this area to create this business he said that “people I talked to said it was something that was needed in this area”. He found through conversations with property owners who live here year round and those who own property here but live elsewhere that having someone local who can tend to their property needs would be of great benefit.

Besides doing all of the tedious maintenance that no one wants to spend their vacation or free time doing like cleaning up just before leaving or spending the first day here getting supplies (such as a few groceries, preparing your coolers with ice and the beverage of your choice) and etcetera. Cedar Creek Lake Concierge service offers other services such as party planning, minor repairs, and running errands. “We are a full concierge service” for our lakeside customers.

Don explained that his service will benefit clients year round as well. “In the offseason, we can walk the property, check that everything is in order. If severe weather comes through, contact us we will do visual inspection. If damage is found we will notify you immediately. We are available year round to meet all your needs!” Services like that are valuable to a property owner as it gives a sense of security and saves time and money.

So welcome with us Cedar Creek Lake Concierge, LLC and give them a call when you’re ready to visit your vacation property. (214) 208-3059 / (214) 868-1537 Business Hours 24/7

Andora Henson




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Feb. 5)

GOOD. stained; 48 degrees; 0.50 feet below pool. The pattern is consistent. The hybrid and white bass winter deadsticking bite is on fire! Use half ounce to 1-1/2 ounce jigs with 4-5 inch plastic flukes depending on what the winds are and drift long lengths of the lake in the deepest water 35-55 feet. Drift at speeds of .2-.6 mph using your drift mode on your trolling motor or using drift socks. If the winds are not too bad you can just drift with the wind. Thumping on the bottom of your boat will attract fish and group them up underneath as you drift. Utilizing a splasher also works well with thumping. You will find the fish suspended between 22-28 feet when deadstricking. Look for Birds and Loons early mornings on shallow flats as the fish will come up to follow the bait and feed early especially on cloudier and colder days. The crappie bite has been tough with reports of fish being scattered. Target crappie with small jigs and minnows in 7-15 feet under bridge pylons, hidden brush piles throughout the lake or under docks. Crappie fisherman have been moving spot to spot finding limits. Lots of crappies in the 7-9 inch range. Limits of crappie will happen but you may catch a lot of small ones getting to your limit. Report by Brent Herbeck, Herbeck’s Lonestar Fishing Guide Service. Catfish continue to be deep with a few fish shallow. The water clarity is stained to slightly stained heading south. The best catfish bite is drifting from 18-35 feet using cut shad or rough fish along the bottom. Report by Jason Barber, Kings Creek Adventures.

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