Millers Creek Reservoir

About Millers Creek Reservoir

Millers Creek Reservoir presents a broad expanse of water across Baylor and Throckmorton Counties in Texas, offering anglers and outdoor enthusiasts plenty of room to explore. Its surface area creates an open environment that invites a variety of water activities and peaceful moments on the water. The lake's moderate depth of up to 46 feet adds to its versatility, supporting a range of aquatic habitats. Situated near the small town of Goree, this reservoir provides a quiet retreat in the Texas landscape. The size and depth combine to create a balanced setting that suits both casual visitors and those seeking more focused outdoor experiences. The lake's scale allows for diverse fishing opportunities without the crowding found at smaller spots.

Surface area

2,212 acres

Maximum depth

46 feet

Lake-Link Score

14.7

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Hybrid Striped Bass, Largemouth Bass, White Bass

Fishing Millers Creek Reservoir

For anglers of all skill levels, Millers Creek Reservoir offers a rewarding experience thanks to its mix of fish species. Channel Catfish and Hybrid Striped Bass provide exciting challenges for those who enjoy active fishing, while Largemouth Bass and White Bass add variety and appeal to bass enthusiasts. The lake's moderate depth supports these species well, creating a dynamic environment where fishing can be productive throughout the seasons. Whether targeting bass or catfish, the reservoir's conditions foster a satisfying outing for newcomers and seasoned anglers alike.