How do you get on the pool any ramps open?

still closed

Ramps closed, lake full of poo, norgin happening until mod-late sept I bet honestly... Lake is gonna on fire late fall/winter

I'm not even sure if Sept. is going to be good. I weng through Loyd park the other day. It had the last usable ramp before closure. The rods in the park was still under water and about half the picnic area. They've been pumping out more but still have a lot to go. I tried ginding out at what level ghey would consider reopening but they did not know

it isn't about the level but more safety concerns of cleaning the park once the level returns, it's a mess... but mid-late Sept. is a 1.5-2mo away out yet, so we will see. Hopefully before too long!

I was told the aren't letting water out. Only way its dropping is evaporation. I could have got bad info. It has been painful not having pool this summer.

Mountain creek has been flowing out of pool so I'm guessing they are letting out. Just not large volumes. They have to share the trinity with vine, Lewisville, etc.

he's rights, they're letting very little out of JP since it flows to mountain creek which goes to the trinity

lots of people fishing the spillway everyday

Everyone thinks it'll be on fire when a ramp opens, it'll suck just like it did before it flooded lol

People thought I was crazy when I said about a month ago that it may not be open until November, and that may be a stretch. It's dropping a few inches a day and it's over 100 degrees. I would be very suprised it was open by mid September

My boat is in a slip so I have been out a few times in the past month. I was not able to locate any fish to speak of. They are definitely not where they usually are this time of year. I tried coves, points, humps, etc. at all depths and got nothing. As usual we caught more fish with minnows in our slip than we did on the lake.

When did it suck?

I just downright like that lake. There are some awesome submerged laydowns there that hold sweet fish that places like Lewisville would be so much nicer with...

Flooded the fish have many areas to scatter that they had not before.