O. H. Ivie Reservoir

About O. H. Ivie Reservoir

Time spent at O. H. Ivie Reservoir feels expansive and peaceful, with wide open waters stretching across Coleman, Concho, and Runnels counties in Texas. The lake's large surface area invites exploration and a sense of freedom on the water. Its depth, reaching well over a hundred feet, adds a dynamic element to the experience, with cooler, deeper pockets contrasting the warmer shallows. This reservoir offers a quiet retreat without nearby towns, emphasizing a natural and undisturbed atmosphere. The combination of its size and depth creates varied environments that appeal to those who appreciate both the vastness of open water and the intrigue of deep fishing spots.

Surface area

19,149 acres

Maximum depth

119 feet

Lake-Link Score

14.2

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, White Bass

Fishing O. H. Ivie Reservoir

Fishing at O. H. Ivie Reservoir brings the thrill of targeting a diverse group of species that thrive in its deep and spacious waters. Anglers can look forward to the challenge of landing channel catfish, which often inhabit the deeper parts of the lake. Bass fishing is rewarding here, with both largemouth and smallmouth bass present, offering different styles of pursuit. White bass add another layer of excitement, especially for those who enjoy active, schooling fish. The lake’s depth variety supports these species throughout the seasons, making it a versatile destination for freshwater fishing.