There are warning buoys here, to keep the ski boats off of your head. Diver Steve Argyle with a bluegill, picture Bruce Argyle. Note the algae in the water, compared to the blue water in the photos below. The creek mouth sees more nutrients. You'll usually see plenty of fish life, and fewer ski boats, but you'll have to watch for trolling fishermen.
Water tends to be greener here, with lower visibility.
The diving is easier, and the water is clearer, from the swimming beach at the state park, and you'll usually find plenty of bass and bluegill there. Huge largemouth bass, and schools of smaller bass, will cruise up to check you out. Photo September 18, 2001. Find an area with lots of huge rocks and old drowned mesquite. A bluegill on a bed of pondweed.