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Lake New Ingram

Kerr County, Texas
32 acres

About Lake New Ingram

Lake New Ingram is a modest-sized body of water in Kerr County, Texas, providing a peaceful retreat for those seeking a quiet outdoor destination. Its 32 acres of surface area create an intimate setting ideal for anglers and nature lovers alike. The lake's shallow depth, with a maximum of zero feet recorded, suggests it is more of a pond-like environment, which can influence the types of activities and wildlife present. Situated near the towns of Ingram and Kerrville, this lake offers a convenient spot for locals and visitors looking to spend time close to town. While it does not boast nearby state parks, its location in Texas's Hill Country gives it a natural charm characteristic of the region's smaller lakes and ponds.

Surface area
32 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.9

Fishing Lake New Ingram

Fishing at Lake New Ingram offers a chance to explore a variety of local fish species in a small, shallow water setting. The lake's environment supports species typical of Texas waters, providing anglers with opportunities to enjoy the diversity available in Kerr County. Though the lake is not deep, its accessible size makes it suitable for casual fishing outings. Anglers can expect to find a range of fish species that thrive in the lake's conditions, making it a spot worth visiting for those interested in a variety of catches.

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