Closest Town:  Livingston, Texas

Lake Size:  90,000 Acres

Fishing Species:  Largemouth Bass, White Bass, Striped Bass, Crappie, Sunfish, Catfish

Public Boat Access:  Many located around lake including:

Cauthan Public Ramp - From Trinity take Texas 94 east approximately 3 miles and cross the bridge. The boat ramp is on the right.

Riverside Public Ramp - From Riverside, take Texas 19 north 10 miles. Boat ramp is on the right before the bridge.

Blanchard Public Ramp - From Livingston take FM 2457 all the way to the end of the road.

Point Blank Public Ramp - From Huntsville take US 190 toward Livingston. In Point Blank turn right on FM 156. At intersection go straight to the boat ramp.

Tigerville Park - From Livingston take FM 2457, turn left on FM 3126 to the park.

Lake Livingston State Park - From Livingston take US 59 south. Turn right on FM 1988, then turn right on FM 3126 to the park.

Lake Notes:  Max. depth 77 ft.  Lake Livingston has more than 450 miles of shoreline extending into San Jacinto, Polk, Walker and Trinity Counties.  Lake Livingston is known for its white bass fishing. The white bass are plentiful and are above normal sizes. The catfish are channel and blue catfish. Where habitat is available Largemouth bass and Crappie can be caught but are less plentiful than on most Texas lakes.

Largemouth bass can be caught in the creeks, from Kickapoo northward. Fish Spring and fall for largemouths. Lake Livingston has Channel catfish and blues which can be caught throughout the year on live baits in the main river channel and in creeks.

Lake Livingston Maps