Anybody know if anyone is catching any whites at granger or georgetown? Thinking about drowning some minnows and was wondering if either place was better than the other right now.

welcome aboard horn section

Thanks, I have been on the hunting forum for awhile and decided to join here. I have lurked on the froum a little bit. I figured it was gettin fishing time and I can use all the help I can.

Went to Tejas Sat mornen was out there for a couple hours never got a bite everyone one I talked to was taken a shut out also think we need a week or two more of sunny weather to get the water temp up then we should be golden

at the steps if you walk a little ways to where the river really turns hard there are some pools where we got a few

wheres the steps at.............what river...........im unfamiliar with this area

Last I heard the whites were staging at the mouth of the San Gabe on Gtown. They havent gotten up to Tejas yet.

Granger has been slow all over. I havent got any good report from there.

Well the fish are in Tejas..You can sit and watch them in the shallow pools. Counted around 40 in a 15 foot length of shore. Was catching some but didnt limit. Mix of grubs, rooster tails and live. They wouldnt stick to one type so had to change it up every 30 mintues or so. Fly fishing seemed to fair alot better. One guy caught 5 in about 15 minutes. Most were around 10 to 12 inches. Dont know if this is the full force for this area but I had a blast being my first time there. Most said early morning was good and the evening seemed to work better for me. Hope that helps yall.

fish on. caught 4 LM bass at creek just east of tejas on free floating minnows. 4-6 lb range. very thin fish.

Info from last weekend... By this time last year, whites were already in the river. Right now, they are still down the lake a bit. High water and cooler temps have changed their habits some. They are all over the graph between the public beach and the submerged trees at the upper end of the lake, all in the main channel. 5-15', some as deep as 23-25'.

'Course, that doesn't mean they are easy to catch yet, but they were chasing the shad (saw the schools on the graph). should be within a week that Tejas sees quite a few more than recently reported.

quite a few whites in the river up to tejas and beyond. most being caught on fly rods.

btw, when you say public beach to trees, where are you talking about per this map?
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fishboat/fish/recreational/lakes/georgetown/access.phtml