Lakes in the Area

Lake Fork

Lake Fork Reservoir is located 15 miles from Winnsboro, a major tributary of the Sabine River between Quitman, Alba, Emory, and Yantis, Texas. At 27,690 acres and 315 miles of shoreline, Lake Fork was designed a premier bass fishing lake and currently holds records for 34 out of the Top 50 largemouth bass caught in Texas.

Tournament information for Lake Fork

To reach Lake Fork go west on Hwy 515 from Hwy 37.

Lake Fork Marina and Motel
275 Co Rd 1558
Alba, TX 75410
903-765-2764

Lake Winnsboro

Lake Winnsboro is located five miles southwest of Winnsboro. The lake is 806 surface acres, with an average depth of 23 feet. The shoreline is fringed with native emergent vegetation such as maidencane and cutgrass. There is a public campground and boat ramps available.  It is generally a quiet lake with fisherman and a moderate number of speed boats.

To reach Lake Winnsboro go south on Hwy 11 to Hwy 515 and turn west or continue on Hwy 11 and turn west on FM4890.

The Lake Store Marina
630 County Road 4890
903-629-3214

Lake Bob Sandlin

Two ecoregions meet here on the shore of Lake Bob Sandlin in northeast Texas. The result: massive trees, tall grasses and a fascinating mix of plants and animals. The fishing is pretty good, too!

Fish in the lake from shore, pier or boat. Or try your luck at the stocked Trout Pond or Brim Pond. Anglers here catch largemouth bass, catfish and crappie.

To reach Lake Bob Sandlin go east on Hwy 11 and north on Hwy 21. This will take you to Lake Bob Sandlin State Park.

Bob Sandlin State Park
341 State Park Road 2117
Pittsburg, TX  75686
(903) 572-5531

Cypress Springs

Lake Cypress Springs is considered one of the most beautiful lake in Texas.

Lake Cypress Springs covers about 3,500 acres with a shoreline surrounded in pines and hardwood trees. The lake is spring-fed, clear of pollution, and cleared of timber and brush to promote watersports and recreation. There are portions of the lake that are zoned for fishing only, and fishermen are attracted to the abundant bass, crappie, and catfish.

To reach Cypress Springs Lake head north on Hwy 37 to FM 3357 and go East. Access is either way when you reach Hwy 115.

The Marina at Cypress Springs
4445 North FM 2723
Mt. Vernon TX  75457
903-860-2198