Lake Pat Cleburne

About Lake Pat Cleburne

Time spent on Lake Pat Cleburne in Johnson County, Texas, feels like a peaceful retreat into nature's embrace. The lake's surface stretches across more than 1500 acres, offering ample space for boating and water activities. With depths reaching over 60 feet, it provides a dynamic aquatic environment that changes with the seasons. Surrounded by the communities of Cleburne, Rio Vista, and Coyote Flats, this lake sits comfortably within a scenic region that includes Cleburne State Park and Dinosaur Valley State Park. These parks add a layer of natural charm to the area, making the lake a favored spot for locals and visitors seeking both relaxation and outdoor adventure.

Surface area

1,558 acres

Maximum depth

64 feet

Lake-Link Score

11.6

Fish species

Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass, White Bass

Fishing Lake Pat Cleburne

For anglers of varying skill levels, Lake Pat Cleburne presents a rewarding fishing experience. The lake supports a healthy population of catfish species including blue, channel, and flathead catfish, appealing to those who enjoy bottom fishing. Bass anglers will find largemouth bass a consistent target, while white bass add variety to the catch. The lake's moderate to deep waters create diverse habitats, making it suitable for different fishing styles and seasonal patterns.