Thanks for tthe clarification. We prefer the smaller bodies of water in or near the boonies and didn't consider the waters in or near the metro areas. I stand properly chastised.Keith B wrote:I am aware that many smaller lakes are not CoE lakes, but they are not the problem for us to carry. A lot of folks fish or boat on these larger lakes, especially if they live in the metro areas. Texas CoE lakes are:Oldgringo wrote:Keith,
Many of the Texas lakes, perhaps most, are not COE lakes but are owned by local water outfits; e.g., [(LCRA), (SRA), Lake Athens, Lake Jacksonville, Amistad, Falcon, etc.] or local municipalities.
Rayburn, Lake O the Pines, Toledo Bend, etc. are COE Lakes. The COE lakes can be identified and confirmed on the COE websites.
Greg
Aquilla Lake
Bardwell Lake
Belton Lake
Benbrook Lake
Canyon Lake
Cooper Lake
Ferrells Bridge Dam Lake O' The Pines
Georgetown Lake
Granger Lake
Grapevine Lake
Hords Creek Lake
Joe Pool Lake
Lavon Lake
Lewisville Lake
Navarro Mills Lake
O.C. Fisher Lake
Pat Mayse Lake
Proctor Lake
Ray Roberts Lake
Sam Rayburn Reservoir
Somerville Lake
Steinhagen Lake
Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir
Texoma Lake
Waco Lake
Wallisville Lake
Whitney Lake
Wright Patman Lake
