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| Fishing on Houston County Lake |
| Take a kid fishing and watch the smiles grows they reel in a fish. is fun and almost always rewarding. Whether you are Fly fishing, Bass fishing or enjoying the Crappie spawn you are sure to succeed. Houston County lake has a reputation of being one of the states premier fishing lakes. A reputation it has earned. The Marina sells bait! |
William (left) was very happy to have landed this large bass Hunter (right) was also smiling with this good sized Crappie |
| Awesome view has two slips on the property that will accomodate most any boat. The Gregory has access to a boat slip and pier on our private dock. |
This cooler full of fish was caught in a few
hours from the shore line. The marina has a
lighted pier at the end of the boat house
14" crappie like the one on the right are not
uncommon.
Of course a few 17" pop up here and there!
hours from the shore line. The marina has a
lighted pier at the end of the boat house
14" crappie like the one on the right are not
uncommon.
Of course a few 17" pop up here and there!
| The waters of Houston county lake come form Little Elkhart creek. It is not fed by the nearby Trinity river at all. Many enjoy the springs which help feed the lake and keep it cool in all but the driest years. Fishing magazines list the water quality as clear to slightly stained |
| Many fishing experts believe the next State record Bass may well come out of Houston County Lake. There are two uninhabited islands within easy paddle distance. Just under 1/2 of the Lake is suitable for recreational boating purposes. |
| Brenda and Trevor show off a lunker Bass they just Reeled in! |
| Frank Smith (Not the doctor) & buddy Jerry show off Franks Lake record 84 pound Flathead catfish |
| Smiles like the ones on these kids faces cannot be bought! |