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Location: On
the Colorado River in Burnet and Llano Counties, near the town of Marble Falls. Lake LBJ
is just upstream; Lake Travis is just downstream
Size: 780 acres
Maximum Depth: 60 feet
Water Level Fluctuation: Constant level |
ACCESS/CAMPING
Public ramps are available at Johnson and Lakeside Parks (830)
693-3615, located west of the US 281 bridge on the north side of the lake. Neither park
offers camping, but both have restrooms, and Johnson park contains picnic and playground
areas.
Inks Lake State Park and Longhorn Caverns State Park offer camping, and are just a
short drive from the lake. Because of the popularity of these parks, it is a good idea to
make reservations well in advance. Camping is also available at a number of private
campgrounds at nearby LBJ Reservoir.
MAPS
The LCRA (512) 473-4083 offers a map of the lake. Commercial maps may be available at
tackle and sporting goods stores.
FISHING
REGULATIONS
All fish are currently regulated under statewide
regulations, with the exception of white bass, which has a 12-inch minumum length
limit. The 12 inch minimum for white bass is designed to protect females from harvest
before they reach sexual maturity.
ANGLING OPPORTUNITIES
| Species |
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Fair |
Good |
Excellent |
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| Crappie |
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| White Bass |
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Sunfish |
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