Sandy is a long way down the lake from Caney. You sure you wern't up in Plum? That's the first large creek below Caney. It has a creek that cuts back north out of it about 300 yards from the mouth.

If you went into that creek just north of the big point with all the pine trees on it about a mile south of Caney that's Plum Creek.

you should have fished all the smaller creeks and pockets just to the south of the Church steps. Lots of fish come out of there. If everyone was fishing the banks you would have done just as well to move out and fish the middle of the pockets with a c-rig and a DT16, and a trap.

Just a thought. Let's get together and I will pinpoint those humps and ridges just south of Caney Creek flats for you.

Looking at a map online, I was fishing the biggest cove between Big Caney and Parker Point.  It has a creek that flows into it called Sandy Creek.  The next named place from what I am calling Sandy Creek, heading toward the dam, is Parker Point.  Then there is the Sandy Creek Recreation Area, and then Plum Creek is just another cove further toward the dam than Sandy Creek Recreation Area.  I know I definitely was not down that far.

I was told that Rayburn actually has 3 Sandy Creeks that flow into it, so maybe I'm calling it Sandy Creek when it is not actually named, or maybe goes by a different name... it has a Sandy Creek flowing into it, so that's why I called it that!  If you know the correct name, please let me know!  It was only my 2nd time to be on Rayburn.

Here are the coordinates, per Google Maps: 31.111593,-94.226604.  You can just cut and paste these coords into a Google Maps search bar and it'll show up.

Just picked up a H-N-L map for Rayburn at lunch today. I checked the cove where we fished and it is number 1, Fire Tower Cove, just two coves north of Parker Point. It does have a "Sandy Creek" flowing into it.  Soooooo.... sorry for the confusion, guys!