Closest Town:  Lewisville, Texas

Lake Size:  29,592 Acres

Fishing Species:  Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass, White Bass, Crappie, Catfish

Public Boat Access:  Many located around lake including:

Crescent Oaks - From FM 720 in Oak Point go west on McCormack and south and west on Lakeshore Blvd.

Big Sandy Ramp - Take I-35E north of Lewisville, turn east on Shady Shores Road and then north on Lake Shore.

Westlake Park - Take I-35E north of Lewisville, take Lake Dallas exit to Main Street. Follow Main Street all the way to Westlake Park Road.

Pilot Knoll - In Lewisville, take FM 407 west from I-35E to Chinn Road. Take Chinn north to Chapel Road, turn north, then turn east on Orchard Hill Lane to ramp.

Sycamore Bend Park - From Lewisville on I-35E, take the Hickory Creek exit. Go north on South Denton Drive to Turbeville Drive, take Turbeville to the west, and turn south on Sycamore Creek into the park.

Point Vista - From I 35 in Lake Dallas go west on Turbeville Road and south on Point Vista.

Arrowhead Park - From I-35E just north of Lewisville Lake bridge, take Lake Dallas exit. Park entrance is first right off exit ramp.

Copperas Branch Park - Located on the west access road of I-35 just north of Lewisville in Highland Village.

Tower Bay - From I-35E, just south of Lewisville Lake bridge, take Highland Village exit and follow west access road north to ramp.

Lewisville City Park - In Lewisville, take North Mill Street to Lake Park Road and turn east to park.

Little Elm Park - Located off FM 720 in the town of Little Elm. Take Park Road north, just north and east of the bridge.

Cottonwood Park - From FM 720 in Little Elm go south on Lobo to the park.

Hidden Cove Park - Located off Texas Highway 423 about 2 miles north of The Colony. Turn west at the sign.

East Hill Park - Located off Texas 121 east of Lewisville. Turn north on East Hill Park Road.

Lake Notes:  Max. depth 67 ft.  Largemouth bass can be found around timber in coves or along the shoreline. White bass school in the main lake during summer.  The crappie, blue and channel catfish fisheries are excellent.

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