Fishing information for Hubbard Creek Reservoir in Stephens County, Texas, including documented fish, lake facts, access planning, cover, and official regulations sources.
Stocking records show that the following fish or strains were stocked here. A historical stocking does not by itself prove that a self-sustaining population remains today.
Hubbard Creek offers crappie, white bass, largemouth bass and blue catfish around timber, brush and rocky structure. Lake level has a big influence on the cover and access you can use.
Where and how to fish
In late fall and winter, investigate brush along Hubbard and Sandy Creek channels for crappie and white bass. Work a minnow or small jig vertically once you locate cover. For largemouths, try timber, bulrush and brush. Tanglewood Island is worth watching for surface schooling in late summer and early fall. Summer catfish anglers can drift shad.
Access and time at the lake
Paul Prater Volunteer Landing near the south end of the dam is designed to remain useful at lower levels. Mile-Long Bridge and Peeler Park are other access choices. Lakeside camping is available through facilities around the reservoir; confirm the particular site before planning an overnight trip.
7 public or commercial access facilities are listed for Hubbard Creek Reservoir. Listed facilities include parking at 7 sites, restrooms at 5 sites, courtesy docks at 2 sites, camping at 4 sites, and picnic areas at 1 site.
Cover and structure
Useful fishing structure documented around Hubbard Creek Reservoir includes standing timber, brush and woody cover, boat docks, sloughs, islands, hydrilla, and pondweed.
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