Lakes in Texas

Everything's bigger in Texas - even the number of choices for lake enthusiasts. Texas has hundreds of freshwater lakes. Some are wonderful for water sports. Others are excellent fishing holes. Pole fishers, for instance, will find community fishing lakes throughout the state.

Even in the city, fresh water isn't far away. In the panhandle near Wichita Falls, Lake Arrowhead offers premier white crappie fishing. In the Big Bend Region, the Amistad Reservoir on the Rio Grande near Del Rio is a great locale for bass and trout. Near Austin in the Texas Hill Country, the Walter E. Long Reservoir contains large populations of bluegill, bass and sunfish. In the South Texas Plains, Lake Casa Blanca offers excellent bass and catfish fishing near Laredo. Sheldon Lake in the Gulf Coast Region near Houston contains catfish and crappie. Near Texarkana in the Piney Woods Region, there's Write Patman. Many lakes are in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Lake Arlington.

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Featured lakes in Texas Canyon Lake Canyon Lake is located in Comal county. There are eight parks around the lake for swimming, boating and camping. There are also several boat ramps for access to the lake. Bank Fishing is available in all park areas. Proctor Lake Proctor Lake is Located in Comanche County. Proctor lake has four federal parks for camping, fishing, boating and picnic. Proctor Lake also has an 18 hole golf course within its vicinity. Waco Lake Waco Lake is located in McLennan County. This Lake is within two hours drive of two major cities, Dallas and Austin. Waco lakes offers camping, swimming, fishing, boating and jet skiing.