Quitman Club Lake

About Quitman Club Lake

Quitman Club Lake invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy its calm waters throughout the seasons in Wood County, Texas. This lake spans a moderate area of over 800 acres, offering ample space for various water activities and nature appreciation. With a maximum depth reaching 25 feet, the lake presents a versatile aquatic environment that supports a range of fish and wildlife. The lake's proximity to the towns of Quitman and Yantis provides convenient access for visitors seeking a natural retreat. Nearby, Lake Bob Sandlin State Park adds to the regional outdoor experience, framing Quitman Club Lake within a broader context of scenic Texas landscapes. Whether visiting in spring or fall, the lake’s setting encourages a refreshing escape into the outdoors.

Surface area

814 acres

Maximum depth

25 feet

Lake-Link Score

12.6

Fish species

Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass

Fishing Quitman Club Lake

Fishing at Quitman Club Lake offers a rewarding variety of species that appeal to anglers of different preferences. The waters support bluegill, channel catfish, and largemouth bass, each providing unique challenges and enjoyment on the line. The lake's moderate depth contributes to a balanced habitat, making it suitable for these species to thrive. Whether casting for bass or trying your luck with catfish, the diversity here keeps the fishing experience engaging throughout the year.