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Greenville Reservoir Number Five

Hunt County, Texas
178 acres

About Greenville Reservoir Number Five

Time spent around Greenville Reservoir Number Five often feels peaceful and intimate, with its modest size offering a quiet retreat in Hunt County, Texas. This reservoir covers about 178 acres, providing a compact but inviting space for outdoor enthusiasts. Its shallow nature means the water is accessible and easy to explore, though it lacks significant depth variation. The lake sits near the towns of Greenville and Campbell, adding a touch of local charm to the experience. Nearby, Lake Tawakoni State Park frames the area with natural beauty, enhancing the overall setting without overwhelming the reservoir's calm character.

Surface area
178 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.6

Fishing Greenville Reservoir Number Five

Quality fishing at Greenville Reservoir Number Five centers on the species known to inhabit its waters. Although the lake's shallow depth limits some fishing dynamics, anglers can still enjoy targeting the fish species present here. The modest size of the reservoir encourages a focused fishing experience, where patience and local knowledge can pay off. The variety of fish species offers opportunities for those seeking a relaxed day on the water without the bustle of larger lakes.

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