Has anybody tried going up river on Lake GT this year looking for whites? Seems like the right time of year but the weather hasn't been cooperating.

Moved here from Dallas, tried to go out there on foot but looks impossible. There should be fish there but not sure how to hit them.

Georgetown is still over 9' low. not much water coming in from the San Gabriel River. may not be your best bet for whites this year

Try Camp Tejas:

http://www.recreation.gov/camping/tejas-...mp;parkId=79012

There's probably not much water up that far but the trail may take you down the river where you might have a chance of finding water in the river.

I did go there but was only there for 15 mins to check the place out. do you know how long of a walk it is to an area with sand bass or a hole?

Launched from Jim Hogg today and went home skunked.... They call it the dead sea for a reason

Don't know how far down the trail you might have to go to find enough water. The last time I was there was when the lake had normal water level. It's just a different approach from trying to go up river from the lake in a boat or by foot.

If you try to go up river from the lake there's an old low water crossing that crosses the old river bed and blocks boat access with low lake levels.

The latest Google Earth satellite images are dated early Oct 2014 and show some pools of water not far downstream from Tejas Park. The Oct 2014 images also show a lot of almost dry river between those pools and the lake headwaters. However the lake level is also higher now than when the satellite images were taken.

So there might be enough water for the whites to swim upstream - doesn't take much. Just have get out there and check it out

there is no water. A sandbar is blocking water from going upriver. Try sandy points in the lake for the whites. But you aren't going to catch a lot anyways. Better off going to Buchanan and catch those 15 inch whites, or maybe newmans bottom.