Closest Town:  Edna, Texas

Lake Size:  9,727 Acres

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

Public Boat Access:  Many located around lake including:

Navidad River - Located five miles east of Edna on US 59.

Sandy Creek - Located six miles east of Edna on US 59.

Mustang Creek - Located one mile south of Ganado on Texas Highway 172.

Lake Texana State Park - Located four miles south of Edna on State Highway 111.

Highway 111 - Take State Highway 111 approximately 8 miles west of Edna. Ramp is located on east side of lake.

South Ramp - Take Texas Hwy. 111 approximately 2 miles east of Edna and turn right onto FM 3131. Go 3.5 miles and take left on access road marked with "Public Boat Ramp" sign.

Lake Notes:  Max. depth 58 ft.  Blue catfish and largemouth bass are the most popular sportfish in Lake Texana.  Hybrid striped bass are usually found with schools of white bass in the deeper portions of the reservoir.  Largemouth bass anglers prefer spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, jigs, Texas-rigged soft plastics, and tube baits in either dark or white and chartreuse colors. Working any visible laydowns, submerged brush, and vegetation in or near deeper waters of 5+ feet is a popular tactic for largemouth bass.

Lake Texana Maps