Stop-N-Gogh Art Studio


Address
1020 S. 3rd St
Mabank, Texas 75147

Contact
903-802-1649

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Stop-N-Gogh Studio is designed with FUN in mind. Life is to short to be stressed out all the time! At Stop-N-Gogh, the studio is perfect for those who love to paint and those that think they can't. If the words "I can't even draw a stick figure" have come out of your mouth then Stop-N-Gogh is the perfect studio for you!

Open Art Workshop (BYOB)- Every Thursday 6:00-10:00
Includes: 16x20 Canvas, Paint, Paint Brushes, Texture, and Guidance
What do you paint: There is a different painting of the week every Thursday. You will receive step by step instruction on painting your masterpiece. Britney will help get you started with your painting and give you advice on breaking the picture down into bite size pieces so you understand how to get the end result you desire. The main thing is to relax and have fun with it?You CANNOT mess up! We use acrylic paint so if you don't like a certain area you can always paint over it! And, of course, you are welcome to bring your own snacks and bottle of "creative juice" with you! We have cork screws and wine glasses at the studio so don't worry about that! This workshop promotes artistic freedom and offers a release from everyday stress that builds up! It's all about relaxing and having fun in a very dynamic and creative atmosphere.

Private Parties - If you want to have a fun night with your friends and have the studio to yourselves you can schedule a private party any night of the week. We supply the canvas, paint, brushes, texture and guidance. You bring your beverages, ice and/or snack of choice.

Kiddo Birthday Parties - We supply the canvas, paint, brushes, texture and guidance. You bring your beverages, ice and/or snack of choice or birthday cake.

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Feb. 19)

GOOD. stained; 48 degrees; 0.10 feet above 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. Fishing patterns are holding steady and there is an influx of freshwater in the lake. Catfish continue to be deep with a few fish shallow. 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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