Location: Lies on the North San Gabriel River, just west of Georgetown off Farm Road 2338 in Williamson County.
Description: This lake was built for flood control and municipal water supply. Shoreline areas are made up of steep hills and rocky terrain. Water generally is quite clear with a maximum depth of 70 feet.
Controlling Authority: U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, 500 Cedar Breaks Rd., Georgetown, TX 78628, (514) 930-5253.
TPWD Fisheries Office: P.O. Box 947. San Marcos, TX 78666, (512) 353-0072
Fishing Regulations: Special Restrictions: Consult TPWD Fishing Guide.
Stocking History:
Lake Records:
| Species | Pounds | Inches | Angler |
| Smallmouth bass | 5.88 | 21.25 | Alvin "Red" Moehring |
| Walleye | 3.01 | 23.00 | Shirley VanDam |
Fishing Tips: In this clear water, it is usually best to use light line and small lures such as jigs and plastic grubs. Look for bass on rock piles near deep water.
Fishing Quality:
Facilities: Three public parks provide camping, swimming and boat launching.