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Lake Amon G Carter

Montague County, Texas
1,848 acres Max depth 50 ft
Channel Catfish Largemouth Bass White Bass

About Lake Amon G Carter

Montague County in Texas is home to Lake Amon G Carter, a sizable body of water covering nearly 1,850 acres. This lake offers a balanced depth profile, reaching up to 50 feet, which supports a variety of aquatic habitats. The surrounding area includes the small towns of Bowie and Sunset, adding a touch of local charm to the lake's natural setting. Fort Richardson State Park & Historic Site and Lost Creek Reservoir State Trailway are nearby, providing a scenic backdrop and additional outdoor opportunities. The lake's size and moderate depth make it a versatile spot for those seeking a peaceful water experience within this part of Texas.

Surface area
1,848 acres
Maximum depth
50 feet
Lake-Link Score
12.4

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, White Bass

Fishing Lake Amon G Carter

Time spent fishing on Lake Amon G Carter can be rewarding thanks to its mix of popular game fish. Anglers often find Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, and White Bass here, each offering distinct challenges and enjoyment. The lake's moderate depth contributes to a diverse fishery, supporting different species throughout its waters. Whether casting from shore or boat, the experience is shaped by the lake's natural conditions and the variety of fish available to catch.

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