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LAKE LEWISVILLE FISHING GUIDE SERVICE FOR BLUE CATFISH, CHANNEL CATFISH, FLATHEAD CATFISH, HYBRID STRIPED BASS AND SANDBASS (WHITE BASS)
North Texas Catfish Guide Service is proud to call Lake Lewisville home. Lake Lewisville is located in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex North of Lewisville Texas and South of Denton Texas. Lake Lewisville is about a twenty minute drive from Dallas Texas or DFW International Airport, or less than a thirty minute drive from Fort Worth Texas. The Lake Lewisville area also hosts numerous dining and entertainment options making it a popular area for tourism.
Lake Lewisville was impounded in 1954 and covers a surface area of 29, 592 acres with a maxium depth of 67 feet. Lake Lewisville sits on the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. Prior to Lake Lewisville being impounded in 1954, Lake Dallas and Garza Little Elm Reservoir existed in the area and then Lake Lewisville was built to join the old Garza Little Elm Reservoir and Lake Dallas.
Lake Lewisville has had a long standing reputation for being an excellent lake for catching Texas Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish and Flathead Catfish and was really put on the map in the late 1990's and early 2000's for producing amazing numbers of Trophy Blue Catfish. Lake Lewisville also held the state record flathead catfish during the 1980's as well. Lake Lewisville has been continually called "the best catfish lake in Texas" by many of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Biologists for many years. There is no doubt that Lake Lewisville holds excellent numbers of Blue Catfish, Trophy Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish and Flathead Catfish.
In addition to producing excellent catches of Catfish, Lake Lewisville also holds excellent numbers of Sandbass (White Bass) and Hybrid Striped Bass, and Gar. Lake Lewisville is a deep reservoir with lot's of main lake structure and plenty of flooded timber throughout the entire lake that was never cleared, leaving an excellent habitat for the Lake Lewisville Catfish, Lake Lewisville White Bass, Lake Lewisville Hybrid Striped Bass and Lake Lewisville White Bass. Much of the old Lake Dallas is full of flooded timber, the Hickory Creek and Little Elm arms are full of flooded timber, and the main lake of Lake Lewisville still holds large areas of flooded trees and timber that are still standing. Many areas of Lake Lewisville still have tree tops sticking out of the water in 50 foot of water. Lake Lewisville also has an excellent population of Threadfin Shad and Gizzard Shad.
Lake Lewisville's Hybrid Striped Bass population has really taken off in the last few years thanks to agressive stocking programs from Texas Parks and Wildlife. North Texas Catfish Guide Service has been producing excellent results of Hybrid Striped Bass catches on Lake Lewisville Guided Fishing Trips for several years now, in addition to the excellent catches of Lake Lewisville White Bass and Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish and Channel Catfish. Lake Lewisville also has excellent populations of Gar create opportunities for Summer Gar fishing.
Lake Lewisville is an excellent choice for a guided fishing trip with North Texas Catfish Guide service and always produces some nice blue catfish and channel catfish, as well as hybrid striped bass and white bass.. If your wanting to catch some nice "eating sized" blue catfish or channel catfish or get your line stretched by a Trophy Blue Catfish then Lake Lewisville is an excellent choice for your guided fishing trip with North Texas Catfish Guide Service..
Lake Dallas is the "Old Lake" and many still refer to the upper Northwest arm of Lake Lewisville as Lake Dallas so if you hear someone tlking about Lake Dallas catfish or Lake Dallas Fishing it is actually Lake Lewisville catfish or Lake Lewisville Fishing they are referraing to.
Food and lodging are available in the Nearby Towns of Lewisville, Shady Shores, Lake Dallas and Hickory Creek and there are several state parks and RV parks in different areas around the lake for camping on Lake Lewisville or parking your RV on Lake Lewisville. Look towards the bottom of this page for Lake Lewisville lodging recommendations and Lake Lewisville Camping reccomendations.
Lake Lewisville Fishing and Catfishing is excellent year around so any time of the year would be a great time for a guided fishing trip with North Texas Catfish Guide Service.
For Winter Fishing or Catfishing on Lake Lewisville North Texas Catfish Guide Service will Focus on Lake Lewisville Trophy Blue Catfish. The Lake Lewisville Trophy Blue Catfish Trips with North Texas Catfish Guide Service are Catch and Release only on all catfish over 10 lbs and all Trophy Catfish Trips are done with rod and reel. Most of the catfish will average 25-30 pounds but catfish over 50 lbs are abundant in Lake Lewisville. The best time of the year for Trophy Blue Catfish (also called High Fin Blue Catfish or Mississippi White Catfish) are November, December, January, February and Early March. North Texas Catfish Guide Service will do it's best to put you on a big Lake Lewisville Trophy Blue Catfish and get your line stretched anytime your fishing with us though, not just in the dead of winter, but Winter is the peak time for catching Trophy Blue Catfish in Texas. If you want to greatly increase your odds of catching a Big Monster Texas Blue Catfish then you need to fish during the dead of Winter, because that's when the best catches of Trophy Blue Catfish always take place. While most of our fishing efforts are focused on catching Lake Lewisville Trophy Blue Catfish during our winter fishing trips on Lake Lewisville, Winter can also be an excellent time for catching Hybrid Striped Bass on Lake Lewisville as well.
We also have a great time with the Cormorant Catfishing on Lake Lewisville in the Fall and Winter for Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish and Lake Lewisville Channel Catfish. Cormorant Catfishing (also called "Fishing the Birds" or "Fishing the Water Turkeys") is a great way to catch a nice mess of Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish and Lake Lewisville Channel Catfish. Cormorant Catfishing Trips will start in early October and be good through the middle of spring, usually mid April. On Cormorant Catfishing trips on Lake Lewisville in the fall and winter most of the fish are usually blue catfish and average in size from one to ten pounds but an occasional Trophy Blue Catfish is possible and Blue Catfish in the 20-35 pound range are very common on cormorant catfishing trips on Lake Lewisville.
Once the weather at Lake Lewsiville begins to warm up the catfishing warms up as well. North Texas Catfish Guide Service will start focusing on structure fishing Lake Lewisville for Blue Catfish and Channel Catfish. The spring catfishing is some of the best fishing of the year for shear numbers of good quality catfish. It;s not uncommon to catch well over 100 Lake lewisville Blue Catfish on a spring trip with all the fish being 3 lbs and up with an occasional Trophy Blue Catfish in the mix as well. Spring Catfishing is typically excellent during the months of March, April and Early may with some amazing catches. This is one our favorite times of the year for catching numbers of "eating sized" 1-10 lb Blue Catfish. It is also in the Spring on Lake Lewisville that the White Bass and Hybrid Striped Bass really start putting their feedbags on anc really start feeding heavily making up for the cold water period. This period also encompasses the famous Texas White Bass run when the White Bass start spawning. Overall the spring is just an excellent time for catching numbers of fish whether it be White Bass (Sandbass) Hybrids or Catfish on Lake Lewisville.
Lake Lewisville is also known for large groups of feeding gulls in the late Winter and Spring that makes for some exciting fishing for White Bass (Sandbass) and Hybrid Striped Bass as wel during the late Winter on Lake Lewisville and Spring on Lake Lewisville.
As Summer approaches at Lake Lewisville, it will produce good numbers of Blue Catfish and Channel Catfish and some good sized fish as well. The rod and reel catfishing on Lake Lewisville remain good during the summer for the most part with good catches of Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish and Lake Lewisville Channel Catfish. . The White Bass and Hybrid Striped Bass fishing really heats up during the heat of the summer as well and fishing for Lake Lewisville White Bass and Lake Lewisville Hybrid Striped Bass generally remains excellent. White Bass and Hybrids will start surface feeding and we will use a number of techniques including slabbing, trolling, live bait fishing and top water fishing. When the days get really hot in the dead of summer, we will focus on fishing early mornings and late evenings and nights on Lake Lewisville. The catfishing stays great throughout the summer and some great catfishing will still take place on Lake Lewisville. Night fishing trips are also a great way to take in some Lake Lewsiville catfish in the summer and usually produces some really good numbers of catfish. We also offer Jug Fishing trips on Lake Lewisville during the summer for Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish and Lake Lewisville Channel Catfish. Rod and Reel fishing at night is also available for Flatehead Catfish on Lake Lewisville as well as Night Fishing for Blue Catfish and Lake Lewisville Channel Catfish. Gar fishing is also good on rod and reel during the days in the summer.
The bottom line is, the catfishing is great all year long and anytime is a great time to catch some Lake Lewisville Catfish. White Bass fishing is best on Lake Lewisville from March to October and the Hybrid Striped Bass Fishing on Lake Lewisville is generally good all year long. Just give us a call if your interested in booking a guided fishing trip with North Texas Catfish Guide Service for Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish, Lake Lewisville Channel Catfish, Lake Lewisville Trophy Catfish, Lake Lewisville White Bass (Sandbass) or Lake Lewisville Hybrids.
Your guided fishing trip on Lake Lewisville with North Texas Catfish Guide Service will begin at either the Shady Shores "Big Sandy Access Area" on the old lake or at the Tower Bay Park near the I-35 Bridge on Lake Lewisville. North Texas Catfish Guide Service will let you know what ramp to meet us at prior to your Lake Lewisville Guided Fishing Trip. Directions and information to these launch locations are below, as well as printable directions and Lake Lewisville lodging and camping reccomendations.
On guided fishing trips at Lake Lewisville with North Texas Catfish Guide Service, we provide all bait, tackle, fishing equipment, ice and ice chests. All you need to do is bring your food and drinks for the day. If you choose to keep the fish you catch with North Texas Catfish Guide Service we will gladly clean your fish at the end of your fishing trip with North Texas Catfish Guide Service and bag the fillets up for you to take home. If you don't want to take home any fish we will catch and release the fish. All catfish over 10 lbs are live released after photographs.
You can call us at 817-946-1777 or 817-306-0055 to schedule your Lake Lewisville Guided Fishing Trip with North Texas Catfish Guide Service or email us at texascatfishguide@sbcglobal.net
DIRECTIONS TO LAKE LEWISVILLE BIG SANDY ACCESS AREA (SHADY SHORES)
FROM LEWISVILLE TAKE I-35 NORTH TO SHADY SHORES EXIT
EXIT SHADY SHORES RD AND STAY ON ACCESS ROAD
YOU WILL COME TO A STOP SIGN, GO RIGHT (FORD DEALER IS ON RIGHT)
GO ONE BLOCK TO STOP SIGN AND GO RIGHT ON SHADY SHORES RD
STAY ON SHADY SHORES SEVERAL MILES UNTIL IT DEAD ENDS
AT DEAD END GO RIGHT ON GARZA
GO ONE BLOCK TO FORK IN ROAD AND GO LEFT ON W. SHADY SHORES ROAD
STAY ON W. SHADY SHORES ROAD TO THE STOP SIGN AT LAKE SHORE
GO LEFT ON LAKE SHORE INTO THE RESIDENTIAL AREA
FOLLOW LAKE SHORE, THE ROAD WILL MAKE A HARD RIGHT CURVE AND A HARD LEFT CURVE. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE LEFT CURVE YOU WILL SEE THE BOAT RAMP. PLEASE PARK IN THE AREA OUTSIDE THE RAILING WHERE THE DIRT PARKING AREA IS. ONLY VEHICLES WITH TRAILERS MAY PARK INSIDE THE FENCE.
THERE ARE NO BATHROOMS AT THE BOAT RAMP, IF YOU NEED TO USE THE RESTROOM YOU SHOULD DO SO BEFORE YOU EXIT OFF I-35
DIRECTIONS TO LAKE LEWISVILLE TOWER BAY ACCESS AREA
FROM LEWISVILLE TAKE I-35 NORTH AND EXIT GARDEN RIDGE (EXIT 454B)
(IF YOU CROSS THE LAKE BRIDGE YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR)
WHEN YOU EXIT GARDEN RIDGE YOU WILL BE FORCED TO A STOP SIGN.
CROSS THE RAILROAD TRACKS AND GO LEFT AND FOLLOW THE ROAD DOWN
WHEN YOU GET INSIDE TOWER BAY (PAST THE BOAT DOCKS) LOOK FOR THE STOP SIGN AND THE PAY BOOTH. YOU NEED TO HAVE $5 EXACT CHANGE AND PUT IT IN THE ENVELOPE AND FILL OUT THE INFORMATION AND PUT IT IN THE DROP BOX AND PUT THE STUB IN YOUR WINDOW. CITY OF LEWISVILLE WILL WRITE A TICKET IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS.
IMMEDIATELY TO THE LEFT OF THE PAY BOOTH IS A PARKING AREA THAT SAYS VEHICLES WITHOUT TRAILERS. YOU NEED TO PARK HERE AND WALK DOWN TO THE BOAT RAMP/COURTESY DOCK TO MEET. PAY ATTENTION AND MAKE SURE YOU PAY THE FEE, FILL THE INFO OUT, AND PARK IN THE CORRECT AREA BECAUSE THE CITY OF LEWISVILLE WILL WRITE YOU A TICKET.
THERE ARE RESTROOMS AT THIS BOAT RAMP
LODGING RECCOMENDATIONS FOR LAKE LEWISVILLE FISHING GUIDE - NORTH TEXAS CATFISH GUIDE SERVICE GUIDED FISHING TRIPS ON LAKE LEWISVILLE
Lake Lewisville Lake Characteristics Courtesy of Texas Parks and Wildlife
Location: Lake Lewisville is On the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in Denton County
Lake Lewisville Surface area: 29,592 acres
Lake Lewisville Maximum depth: 67 feet
Lake Lewisville Impounded: 1954
Lake Lewisville Public Access Facilities
Lake Lewisville Conservation Pool Elevation: 522 ft. msl
Lake Lewisville Fluctuation: 4-8 feet annually
Lake Lewisville Normal Clarity: Stained
Reservoir Controlling Authority
US Army Corps of Engineers
1801 N. Mill St.
Lewisville, Texas 75057
(972) 434-1666
Lake Lewisville has Small stands of pondweed
Lake Lewisville Lake Records
Lake Lewisville Current Fishing Report
Lake Lewisville Stocking History
Largemouth bass can be found around available structure (timber) in coves or along the shoreline. White bass school in the main lake during summer; follow the gulls. Crappie fishing is excellent under bridges that cross arms of the lake. Hybrids are found around humps and ridges on Walnut Creek and the main lake. Catfishing is fine near the old Lake Dallas area.
LAKE LEWISVILLE MARINAS
EAGLE POINT MARINA ON LAKE LEWISVILLE
LAKEVIEW MARINA ON LAKE LEWISVILLE
PIER 121 MARINA ON LAKE LEWISVILLE
COTTONWOOD CREEK MARINA ON LAKE LEWISVILLE
LAKE LEWISVILLE RESTAURANTS
While there are many restauraunts in the area of Lake Lewisville the following restaurants are On the water at Lake Lewsiville and accessible by boat.
Sneaky Petes Restaurant at Lake Lewisville - Steaks, Burgers, Seafood and Barebecue. Sneaky Petes Restaurant on Lake Lewisville is a vary large and beautiful facility with large outside decks with sunshades for dining lakefront,. Sneaky petes is accessible by boat. Sneaky Pete's also has two large swimming pools, water volleyball, beach volleyball, pool tables, bar, sports bar, video games and gazebo bar on the shores of Lake Lewisville. There is always something going on at Sneaky Petes and the food is great.
LAKE LEWISVILLE TROPHY BLUE CATFISH FISHING GUIDE
LAKE LEWISVILLE BLUE CATFISH FISHING GUIDE
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LAKE LEWISVILLE FLATHEAD CATFISH FISHING GUIDE
LAKE LEWISVILLE HYBRID STRIPED BASS FISHING GUIDE
LAKE LEWISVILLE SANDBASS (WHITE BASS) FISHING GUIDE
LAKE LEWISVILLE HISTORY
LEWISVILLE LAKE. Lewisville Lake is on the Elm Fork of the Trinity River one mile northeast of Lewisville and fifteen miles southeast of Denton in southeastern Denton County. The reservoir is owned by the United States government and operated by the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District; its purpose is to control potential flood waters originating within the Elm Fork drainage basin. In addition, the lake assists in soil conservation, serves as a recreational area, and provides water for local municipalities.
Lewisville Lake is the second water-storage reservoir to impound the waters of the Elm Fork on this site. The first facility, Lake Dallas, served for thirty-one years as the principal source of municipal water for its owner, the city of Dallas. Construction of this lake, with its eighty-foot-high, 11,000-foot-long dam located near the village of Garza (renamed Lake Dallas, Texas, in 1929), began in February 1928. The lake was built by the W. E. Callahan Construction Company at a cost of just over $3 million. It had a 194,000-acre-foot capacity at an elevation of 525 feet and covered over 10,000 acres. It was nine miles long and three miles wide and had a forty-three-mile shoreline.
As flood control and conservation became more serious issues in the 1940s, Congress responded by passing the River and Harbor Act of March 2, 1945, which called for the construction of four flood-control lakes within the Trinity River basin. On November 28, 1948, the Corps of Engineers began work on a new Denton County dam and lake that would impound the waters of Clear, Little Elm, Stewart, Pecan, and Hickory creeks in addition to those of the Trinity River's Elm Fork. Although the 125-foot-high and 33,000-foot-long dam was not completed until 1955, impoundment began on November 1, 1954. The total cost of this project, known originally as the Garza-Little Elm Reservoir and Dam, was $21,756,500, with the cities of Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, and Denton contributing to the cost in exchange for access to the water. The new reservoir, popularly called Garza-Little Elm Lake, incorporated the older and smaller Lake Dallas on October 28, 1957, when the old Garza Dam was breached. The huge lake that resulted was thirteen miles long, had a 183-mile shoreline and a capacity of 436,000 acre-feet at an elevation of 515 feet, and covered almost one-fifth of Denton County.
The joining of Lake Dallas and Garza-Little Elm Reservoir apparently led to confusion concerning the facility's legal name, a problem which was compounded when the government redesignated the dam as Lewisville Dam in 1955 and the lake as Lewisville Reservoir in 1960. However, the decision concerning the lake's name was reversed the following year. Garza-Little Elm Reservoir remained the lake's official title until the mid-1970s, when it was renamed Lewisville Lake.
North Texas Catfish Guide Service provides guided catfish fishing trips on Lake Lewisville for Blue Catfish, Trophy Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish and Flathead Catfish. In addition to catfishing North Texas Catfish Guide Service also provides guided fishing trips for Lake Lewisville Hybrid Striped Bass, and Lake Lewisville White Bass. North Texas Catfish Guide Service is a full service Lake Lewisville Fishing Guide Service. For more information or booking call us at 817-946-1777.
CALL 817-946-1777 TO BOOK YOUR GUIDED FISHING TRIP FOR CATFISH, HYBRID STRIPED BASS OR WHITE BASS ON LAKE LEWISVILLE TODAY
Client from Temple Texas and a 35 Lb Trophy Blue Catfish caught on rod and reel while catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on a Trophy Catfishing Trip.
Fresh Shad is the Bait of Choice for Blue Catfish Fishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on our guided catfishing trips. We catch fresh shad for catfish bait each morning before our clients arrive for their catfishing trip.
The Bishops from Bowie Texas Cauught this nice Trophy Blue Catfish while Catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service. While this is not a huge blue catfish, it's a great photograph!
Jackie Kennedy of North Texas catfish Guide Service and a Trophy Blue Catfish from Cedar Creek Lake.
Steve Kitchens from Idalou Texas (Lubbock area) and a Cedar Creek Lake Trophy Blue Catfish caught while catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on a guided fishing trip for Trophy Blue Catfish. Steve regularly drives in from West Texas for some great catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service.
Robert Varnell from Lancaster Texas and a couple of Trophy Blue Catfish caught with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on a guided catfish fishing trip. It's not uncommon during the peak of our Trophy Catfishing to have two or three big texas blue catfish on the lines at one time.
Robert Varnell and another huge Texas Blue Catfish caught while catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service.
Joe Moore of Corsicana Texas and some Trophy Blue catfish caught while Trophy catfishing for BIG MONSTER Texas Catfish with North Texas Catfish Guide Service! Trophy Catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service is great at Cedar Creek and Lewisville Lakes.
Releasing a Trophy Catfish after taking photographs. At North Texas Catfish Guide Service we release ALL CATFISH OVER 10 LBS so they can be caught another day and so they can stay in our lakes to spawn and maintain catfish populations.
Scott Horton of Fort Worth Texas with his wife and dad from Midland Texas and a big Texas Trophy Blue Catfish caught while catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on a catfishing trip.
More clients from West Texas (Midland Texas) and a Lake Lewisville Trophy Blue Catfish caught while catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service. North Texas Catfish Guide Service Trophy Catfishing Trips are popular with clients from Midland, Lubbock, Abilene, Amarillo and all of West Texas.
Chad Ferguson and Jackie Kennedy of North Texas Catfish Guide Service and a Trophy Flathead Catfish caught on Rod and Reel. This big Flathead Catfish bottomed out the 50 Lb Scales. It's weight was estimated at about 57 Lbs. We release all Flathead Catfish over 10 Lbs after taking Photographs.
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Rick, Scooter and Kenny from Arlington Texas and a Big Texas Trophy Blue Catfish caught with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on a Guided Catfish Fishing Trip.
Rick, Scooter and Kenny again with 47 Lb Flathead Catfish caught just a few minutes after the Blue Catfish picture above on their guided catfish fishing trip.
Chad Ferguson of North Texas Catfish Guide Service and HUGE Blue Catfish caught on Rod and Reel. You cannot go wrong when catfishing for Trophy Catfish with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on Lake Lewisville or Cedar Creek Lake.
Jackie Kennedy of North Texas Catfish Guide Service and a 40 Lb Lake Lewisville Trophy Blue Catfish caught in October on Lake Lewisville.
The Hamners from Waxahachie Texas and Tyler The Aggie Son with Three Limits of North Texas Blue Catfish caught on a catfishing trip with North Texas Blue Catfish in April. Spring Catfishing Is GREAT!
Lance Halfmann from Keller Texas and a limit of nice Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish caught on rod and reel in May and the biggest fish he had ever caught weighing in at 10 Lbs while catfishing with North Texas Catfish Guide Service on Lake Lewisville. Lance limited out in about 2 hours.
Chad Jones and Father from Fort Worth Texas and 2 Limits of Lake Lewisville Blue Catfish Caught on Rod and Reel. Lake Lewisville Catfish were Red Hot today and we caught some nice gar, gaspergoo and even a black bass on our Lake Lewisville Fishing Guide Trip.