With everyone on here talking about creek fishing I was thinking about giving it a try. I know that the rivers like the Leon that feed Proctor Lake are not creeks but I was wondering if they will get up in the rivers that feed the lake this time of year. They aren't big rivers but aren't what I think of when I hear "creeks". Thanks for you opinions in advance.

Yes, the Leon is more like a creek this time of the year. Takes alot of searching to find the fish.

Regards,
Mud

Thanks Mud. Any other opinions,

went to proctor fished main lake points in 15 to 18 feet.partner and i came home with 40 up to 16" nothing smaller than 12".river is silted in real bad due to heavy rains last summer.hard to find water deep enough and log jams washed away.you wont find where river comes in if not shown----very hard to find.proctor is one of the best kept secrets in central texas.like to have ttf feedback on poss.having tourny

The Leon has always been shallow from what i remember. It would only be productive if it is moving during the Spring and the fish will move up in it. I would stick to the main lake points or go past Promitory Point and when the lake bends back to the right, stay left and the is a large hump right off a point. This is directly across from the third small inlet that are on the right side. I am not good at directions but I hope you understand.