Buffalo Springs Lake

About Buffalo Springs Lake

Buffalo Springs Lake in Lubbock County, Texas, is a year-round destination that offers a refreshing escape for outdoor enthusiasts. The lake covers a moderate area of 241 acres, providing ample space for boating and relaxing along its shores. With a maximum depth reaching 52 feet, it supports a variety of aquatic life and offers diverse water experiences throughout the seasons. The lake is surrounded by the small communities of Buffalo Springs, Ransom Canyon, and Slaton, which add a friendly local vibe to the area. Its clean waters attract active water birds and reptiles, enhancing the natural atmosphere. Visitors often find plenty of spots to park and camp near the water’s edge, making it a welcoming place to enjoy nature in Lubbock County.

Surface area

241 acres

Maximum depth

52 feet

Lake-Link Score

48.4

Member rating

5.0 (1)

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, White Bass, White Crappie

Fishing Buffalo Springs Lake

Fishing at Buffalo Springs Lake suits anglers of all skill levels, thanks to its versatile depths and variety of species. The lake hosts an interesting mix of fish including largemouth bass, striped bass, and white bass, which provide exciting challenges for bass and sport fish enthusiasts. Catfish lovers will appreciate the presence of both channel catfish and flathead catfish, adding to the diversity of catches available. White crappie also contribute to the fishing experience, making this lake a rewarding spot for anglers looking to try different species in one outing.