Choosing a lake in TX to live on

[Burntorange Bowhunter]

Canyon Lake. No contest. Second would be Amistad...maybe first. Less people.

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[Electrican]

Lake LBJ

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[Snowflake Killa]

There are lots of Fish in Fork, I would not waste my time looking South or SE. The Northern lakes are the Best.

This is so true Fork is loaded

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[Antlers86]

Lake Athens

[droebuck]

Richland Chambers would be my choice. Far enough away from big cities to not be overrun with people and great fishing for several different species. Large as well so would never feel like you’ve explored the whole thing.

[Das71198]

This is so true Fork is loaded

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They sure have a lot of tournaments on Fork - OP just find you a place up there and catch a lunker.

[justindiehl7]

Lake Conroe!!!!![emoji6]


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[MassMan]

Houston County

[Homer75]

Richland Chambers would be my choice. Far enough away from big cities to not be overrun with people and great fishing for several different species. Large as well so would never feel like you’ve explored the whole thing.

I was there for New Years and liked the lake. It has some cool neighborhoods in the middle of nowhere.

[Trapper76]

Possum kingdom. I grew up fishing it, and plan on retiring there.

[sailor]

Lake Quachita

[OldRiverRat]

I was there for New Years and liked the lake. It has some cool neighborhoods in the middle of nowhere.

Crap
I was hoping no one would mention RC

It’s nice the way it is
No fish and very few people

Way over rated


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[mjhaverkamp]

Texoma for me, 90K acres, beautiful, plenty of fish. The one draw back is no or very few private boathouses .

[Duane]

What are some lakes where this is the case?

Lakes that serve as reservoirs for power plants

[fish4food]

Sabine Lake