http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=roanoke+texas&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&wrapid=tlif130018659837510&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl

I hope the above link works. I simply typed Ronoake, Texas into google and hit maps. Henrietta Hole is where Henrietta Creek flows into Denton Creek. It is where the two creeks meet, and it looks like a T on this map. The were many sand bass just east of Henrietta Hole this past weekend. Henrietta Hole is about two miles from 377, but their are well worn trails through the woods.

But THERE are well worn trails through the woods. I can't spell.

Well no the link is not working copy and past take me to a town or house.

But I do think that your are right about the T on the map look at this
copy and paste this into google 33.031243,-97.23138

Then zoom in to see what you are looking at as in the walk.
Now I have not walked to this point yet but I think this is what everyone is talking about as in the point of a Hole for fishing.

Would that be east or west of 377?

I see nothing that says Henrietta Creek on the goggle map.

I do see Henrietta Creek road to the South.

It's not roped off any more. They took the rope down and I went up there with my boat last Friday . Be very careful guys going up that creek. The cement dam is maybe a foot under water and the huge log that runs almost across it right before you get to the dam is also maybe a foot under water. If y'all go in a boat, take it ultra slow after the 377 bridge. Hauling a$$ will put you in a bind really fast. Be careful is all I'm saying. Deep pockets where holding some fish, but with this no rain, I don't know if many fish will even go up to the hole. We need a good down pour. Good luck out there.

I know the hole inside and out. The hole is where Denton Creek makes a hard right and Henrietta Creek pours in from the left. Fred Hagin you are correct, a boat can make it to the hole. We were out on Sunday and went way past the first set of rapids in our old vhull with outboard; we got out 4 or 5 times to pull over sandbars. Additionally we saw a flat bottom coming back and received a report that they had indeed made it to the hole. While the water is only a few inches deep at the shallows we can and do drag our boat over the shallows. We were just around the last bend from the hole but it was getting dark so we headed back. That being said I do not recommend going that far up stream. There are tons of stumps, logs, sandbars and that old concrete dam to worry about. On the way back the dam took off the tip of a blade on my prop. There is a long dead tree that is inline with the dam (the dam is in the second bend upstream of 377, stay to the left). We had three preschoolers with us and they �caught� all the fish, 10 sandies and 1 crappie. The females are monsters this time of year�.WE NEED RAIN!

I boated to the hole (not really, but almost) last weekend. I will post all stomps, logs and dams that I am aware of on google map if I can.
OK, here is a google map I put together, please add to it if you have some additional info. I stopped after the last marker so have no info beyond that point going west. Denton creek log/stumps

Now I see it.

That would be a long friggen walk.

Went out monday for 3.5 hours got 40 sandys,worked from the hole,that every one says they got their boat to,and alway to the rapids.walk into the hole on creek,and went today for 4 hours got anther 40 sandys,sent all of you are fishing the hole this year have not no boats at the hole ,monday someone lefted there boat throw the rapides,and could not get up last lag to the hole, so have fun

Wow I had to read it 4 times and I still dont understand it... Oh well. I replaced the prop on my boat today maybe I run up there this weekend and take some pics.

LOL..I never said I got to the hole. I'm was saying be careful heading up to the hole. Im sure a flat bottom and some boat dragging, you can make it up there though. For me, I'll find the fish along the way up there. Besides, I'm after crappie not sandie's.

Wolf said he has been there twice and caught fish. He also said he has seen no boats, the one he did see was beached and the boater was on foot.

I am thinking about making the walk to the hole tomorrow.

ive never been out there but im hungry for some fish! i think ill check it out tomorrow. what are they hitting off of if you dont mind me askin

I went out this evening to the creek, started my hunt at what most of us call the rapids. Worked down the creek from the rapids as always, tried my go-to bait and had no takers, so I tried a few other baits I use early in the season {January and Febuary}; they had lock jaw. Then went up the creek to the next sand bar, worked a small draw that had a stump in it. Was working my go-to bait and it was on. Had to work it really slow and popping it at times, got 25 sandys out of this hole. I dont have anymore to say about boats getting by the rapids, all fisherman know a V or modified V-boat takes more than 2 inches of water.

I am planning to go to the rapid area tomorrow around 4:30 after work. Who is with me or who will be there? PM me so we can go together. I will be scared all by myself in the woods.