I was there today,....just looking.
The I-35 bridge ramp is totally unusable (your trailer tires will drop into the dark depths of the Guadalupe).
The $5 fee ramp is also unusable (way too shallow).
BTW the stump field is frightening.

You mean the I35 bridge ramp right? Or are you talking about Placid?

Yes, on the I-35. Thanks for the catch, I went back and corrected it.

water levels come back up at all?

Not yet haven't heard any update .

I just talked to GBRA. The lake will remain lowered 4' at least until the end of the year and could stay lowered the 4' until the end of January when the work on the damn is scheduled to be completed. They would have begun to refill it by now to the 2' low level if it were not for the guys that, without permission, cut the stumps down to the water level. Lake officials are now scared to raise it back the 2' due to the dangers of the stumps just below the surface. They are actually considering making the lower end of the lake, the part now closed, into a permanent NO WAKE zone.

Works for me.

It's good they are going to clean up those stumps

No wake zone works for me too.

no wake zone would be good news.
it's funny how you hear people griping about replacing their retaining wall every few years as they back their massive wakeboat out.
after seeing that head on crash several novembers ago by the curve at the softball fields, they could put a bunch of those bouys out in my opinion.

The guy I talked to from GBRA encouraged me to spread the word for anyone with any comments, concerns or ideas to email them through their website and each one would be reviewed.

This is the guy I spoke with. He was extremely helpful in answering all my questions and offered everything he knew about the lake's current situation.

from the GBRA's website http://www.gbra.org/about/management.aspx

David M. Welsch - Seguin
Executive Manager of Business Development and Resource Management

Evaluates and expands strategic business alliances for GBRA, oversees activities for all new services and projects, property acquisition, acquisition of state and federal permits, and for the management of water quality and environmentally related services. Serves as the principal contact for chamber relations, new customers, economic development partners, and grant funding partners.

Phone: 830-379-5822 Ext. 505
Fax: 830-379-9718
Email: dwelsch@gbra.org

Sounds like that needs to be the person everyone should
be talking to about getting an access to McQueeny also.

I cannot be sure about that, but if he ISN'T the guy i sure bet he'd send you in the right direction. He seemed like a great guy willing to help out in any way possible to me.