East Texas Lakes

Lake Livingston

Lake Livingston is an impoundment built in 1969 on the Trinity River.  Lake Livingston is located in the counties of Polk County, Trinity County, San Jacinto County, and Walker County.  The lake has a maximum depth of about 77 feet covers about 90,000 acres.  Although there are many bass fishing tournaments held on Lake Livingston each year it is mostly known as a premier catfish lake.  The daily bag limit for catfish in Texas is 25 per day, but on Lake Livingston catfish are so abundant that the daily limit is doubled to 50 per day.

So, if enjoy catfishing you should make your way to beautiful Lake Livingston in East Texas.

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Lake Sam Rayburn

Lake Sam Rayburn is located on the Angelina River.  Sam Rayburn was impounded in 1965 and the dam is located in Jasper County About 15 miles north of Jasper.  Lake Sam Rayburn has a total surface area of 114,500 acres at full pool, and has a maximum depth of about 80 feet.  Lake Sam Rayburn is world famous for producing very large black bass.  Many Professional Bass Fishing Tournaments are held on Lake Sam Rayburn every year.

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Toledo Bend Reservoir

Toledo Bend Reservoir is built on the Sabine River.  Toledo Bend Reservoir was impounded in 1967 and the dam is located in Newton County About 24 miles northeast of Jasper.  Toledo Bend Reservoir has a total surface area of 181,600 acres at full pool, and has a maximum depth of about 110 feet.

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Lake Fork

"Home Of The Lunker Bass In Texas"

Lake Fork is located on the Sabine River.  Lake Fork was impounded in 1980 and the dam is located about 5 miles northwest of Quitman, Texas.  Lake Lake Fork has a total surface area of 27,264 acres at full pool, and has a maximum depth of about 70 feet.  Lake Fork is world famous for producing some of the largest black bass in Texas.  Anglers travel from all over the world to fish Lake Fork for a chance to break a record.

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