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Camp Rice Reservoir Number One

Hudspeth County, Texas
51 acres

About Camp Rice Reservoir Number One

Camp Rice Reservoir Number One is a modest-sized water body in Hudspeth County, Texas, offering a quiet spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Covering just over 50 acres, this reservoir provides a compact setting for those seeking a peaceful natural experience near Fort Hancock. Its shallow nature, with virtually no depth, shapes the environment and the type of wildlife it supports. The lake's size and minimal depth create a unique atmosphere that differs from larger, deeper lakes. This makes it a distinct part of the local landscape, appealing to visitors who appreciate smaller, accessible waters in the Texas desert region. Its proximity to Fort Hancock adds a touch of convenience for locals and travelers alike.

Surface area
51 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Camp Rice Reservoir Number One

Variety is limited at Camp Rice Reservoir Number One due to the absence of documented fish species. Anglers visiting this small Texas reservoir should not expect a diverse fishing experience here. The shallow, nearly flat depth profile suggests that fishing opportunities may be minimal or focused on species not officially recorded. This lake is more suited for those interested in the setting or casual water activities rather than serious angling pursuits.

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