If you already live along Inks Lake, you know the season isn't really about deciding what to do. It's about deciding what to do around. Around the burn ban. Around the day the state park's day-use gate closes because it filled by ten. Around the algae advisory. Around AquaBoom weekend, when the bridges south of you turn into a parking lot.
The reward for planning around those things is a lake most Texans envy and most of them can't reliably get into.
