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Please use this sticky thread to post maps to area launch sites. Please, NO COMMENTARIES. If you post, add a map.

The idea is to have a nice clean thread where it is easy to find a map without doing searches.

thanks,
joe

Blanco River - 5 Mile Dam

Take I35 south from Austin. Exit at Yarrington Rd just past Kyle. Follow this map from there.....

Town Lake - Red Bud Island

Take a left onto Redbud Trail below Tom Miller Dam. As soon as you cross over the bridge, turn left into the Red Bud Island parking lot (think they call it Town Lake Metropolitan Park). You need to walk your yak down about 40 yards to the aggregate ramp.

It sure would be a great addition to have GPS coordinates to go with all these maps.

Onion Creek near Buda

Take Loop 4 into Buda, turn right (North) on Garison just over
the RR tracks. Easy launch at low water crossing

Got this from the following link thanks to Hook 'em:

http://www.acer-access.com/~thedudster@ ... kemap.html

Lake Bastrop
Thanks to Chavez for the original link
http://espn.go.com/outdoors/fishing/f_map_bare_TX_Lake_Bastrop.html

From http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fish/infish ... /index.htm

Lake Georgetown Point A: Cedar Breaks Park

* Located on the south shore near the dam. From Georgetown, take FM 2338 west to Cedar Breaks Park Rd on left. Continue on road over dam to south shore boat ramp.
* Four-lane concrete ramp
* Fee required
* Open all year, 6:00 am - 10:00 pm with 24-hour exit
* Operated by US Army Corps of Engineers (512) 930-5253

Old Settler's Park:

Go out 969 from 183 towards bastrop. Turn left on Blue Bluff Rd. and go straight until it dead ends into the park.

Lake Georgetown with a few of my favorite spots' GPS coopdinates. Shows location of Tejas Park to the west. Good access to whites. Hope it works.

Granger lake showing access points. Good whites at Willis Creek and in the San Gabriel River arm.

Edit: Replaced the crappy map with "official" map. For fishing reports, call the Dutchess convenience store at 512-352-7498 before going. They will tell you where the fish are biting. The "White Bass hotline" is 1-512-481-LAKE. The message is currently outdated but will be updated when the whites start their run.

The attached link has maps of lakes in Round Rock, Cedar Park, and for the upcoming Pflugerville:

http://texasfishingmaps.net/index.html

i thought Barton Creek was in this thread but i see i am mistaken so here is a map, can somebody recomend where to put in and if it's worth fishing?

http://www.texasoutside.com/bartongreenbelt.htm

I don't think I'd bother trying to put a yak in BC, it's way too shallow most of the time to be worth it, and most of the access points would be pretty tough to get one in or out of. We just wade with our flyrods. Best stretch is from about 1 mile downstream of the Scottish Woods access, all the way up to Lost Creek. Above that it's all private property, with little to no access.

aka The Quarries

exit braker from mopac and take the northbound service road until it loops under mopac. you'll see the park entrance on your right and just follow it back until you see the lake on your left...but you did not hear that from me

Hey all this link is from a member of my Bass Club. It has great topo maps for all the local area fishing ponds. I see some of the maps posted are from his site. He works with TPWD to topo and electroshock these bodies of water so he knows them pretty well.

http://www.texasfishingmaps.net/

nub yaker,
Can you post the map of Lake Georgetown with the full Gps Cord. ? They got cut off on the other one.
Thanks, Mike

Lake Johnson City (Pedernales River)

Blanco River