Champion Creek Reservoir

About Champion Creek Reservoir

In Mitchell County, Texas, Champion Creek Reservoir provides a peaceful water body spanning over 1500 acres. This moderately shallow lake, with a maximum depth near 28 feet, offers a versatile environment suitable for various water activities. Its location near the towns of Lake Colorado City and Colorado City adds convenience for visitors seeking natural settings close to community amenities. The surrounding landscape includes Lake Colorado City State Park, which adds to the area's outdoor appeal. The reservoir's size and depth create a balanced aquatic habitat, supporting a variety of fish and wildlife. Visitors can enjoy the calm waters and scenic views that reflect the character of this Texas region.

Surface area

1,577 acres

Maximum depth

28 feet

Lake-Link Score

11.0

Fish species

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

Fishing Champion Creek Reservoir

Quality fishing at Champion Creek Reservoir is highlighted by a diverse mix of species. Anglers can expect to find channel and flathead catfish, which provide robust challenges for those who enjoy catfishing. The presence of largemouth bass adds excitement for bass enthusiasts looking for spirited fights. White bass and white crappie contribute to the variety, making this reservoir a rewarding spot for anglers targeting multiple species. The lake's moderate depth supports a healthy fish population, encouraging productive fishing experiences throughout the year.