Fishing

Brushy Creek in Williamson County Has Recorded Sport Fish Catches

Brushy Creek in Williamson County is a recorded sport fishing waterbody tracked in TPWD's all-tackle records.

Brushy Creek in Williamson County is listed in the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's all-tackle fishing records. Lake Georgetown also provides fishing opportunities managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.

A Texas fishing license is required for most anglers 17 and older. TPWD issues licenses online or at local retailers. For current limits and regulations, check tpwd.texas.gov or the TPWD Outdoor Annual. Access to specific stretches of Brushy Creek depends on whether the adjacent land is public or private.

Source to confirm: TPWD — All-Tackle Records for Brushy Creek (Williamson County)

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