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Lake Raven

Walker County, Texas
204 acres Max depth 28 ft
Bluegill Largemouth Bass

About Lake Raven

Lake Raven presents a welcoming outdoor destination in Walker County, Texas, where nature enthusiasts can enjoy a peaceful setting. The lake spans over 200 acres, offering ample space to explore and relax. Its moderate maximum depth of 28 feet creates a versatile environment for various water activities. Situated near the towns of New Waverly and Huntsville, this lake fits well within the regional landscape. The surrounding area includes Huntsville State Park, adding a scenic backdrop to the lake's natural charm. Visitors often appreciate the balance of open water and wooded shoreline, which contributes to the lake's quiet and inviting character throughout the year.

Surface area
204 acres
Maximum depth
28 feet
Lake-Link Score
13.2

Fish species

Bluegill, Largemouth Bass

Fishing Lake Raven

Quality fishing opportunities await at Lake Raven, where anglers can target some popular species native to Texas waters. The lake supports a healthy population of Bluegill, known for their spirited fights and accessibility to anglers of all skill levels. Largemouth Bass also inhabit the lake, providing a rewarding challenge for those seeking sportier catches. The moderate depth of the lake helps sustain these species comfortably, making it a reliable spot for fishing enthusiasts looking to enjoy a day on the water.

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