Gibbons Creek Reservoir

About Gibbons Creek Reservoir

Gibbons Creek Reservoir in Grimes County, Texas, invites visitors to enjoy a peaceful outdoor setting with ample water space. Spanning over 2700 acres, this lake offers a broad expanse for boating and lakeside activities. Its moderate depth, reaching up to 34 feet, provides a balanced environment that supports diverse aquatic life. The reservoir lies near the small town of Iola, giving it a quiet, rural character. This size and depth combination creates a versatile water body that appeals to those seeking both relaxation and adventure on the water throughout the year.

Surface area

2,770 acres

Maximum depth

34 feet

Lake-Link Score

12.3

Fish species

Black Crappie, Blue Catfish, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass, White Bass

Fishing Gibbons Creek Reservoir

Variety is a key part of the fishing experience at Gibbons Creek Reservoir. Anglers can find a healthy mix of species including largemouth bass, channel and flathead catfish, and white bass. Panfish like black crappie and bluegill also add to the diversity, making the lake suitable for different fishing preferences. The moderate depth of the lake supports these species well, offering opportunities for both surface and bottom fishing. Whether targeting aggressive bass or patient catfish, the lake's fish population provides rewarding outings.