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March 20, 2008 - Don Johnson

Our fishing party consisted of Brooks Bouldin, Keith Lovin, and myself. We left Georgetown about 8:00am and were on the water by about 10:00am. The temperature was in the mid to high seventies, and the sky was a high cloudless blue. The water was only slightly cloudy. The level of Lake Travis was 680 feet and the Pedernales running at 132 cfs upstream at the USGS gauging station in Johnson City. We paddled upstream about 1.5 river miles to a series of riffles just downstream from the place where Cypress Creek enters the river. Brooks caught six or eight whites; Keith and I were skunked. Brooks caught most of his fish in two separate visits to a pool just downstream from the first riffle using a small blue-grey clouser. We talked to several fishermen during the day; some were having poor luck while others were having moderate success. We left the water at about 3:00pm.