Lake T & P
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Location: Callahan County near Baird Fishing cover/structure: American lotus (lily pads) are abundant in the upper end. Rocky structure scattered with brush and alligator weed is most common in the lower end. |
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Size:
44 acres |
Water clarity: 6 to 18 inches and brown colored | |
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Impounded:
Unknown |
Comments: There is no improved boat ramp, but launching of small boats is possible. This lake lends itself well to float tube fishing and shore fishing. There is only one public access point from State Hwy. 283, and a gate must be opened to access the lake. The road to the lake is rough and should not be used after a heavy rain. The lake supports minimal sport fish populations. There are plans to improve access and sport fish populations. | |
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Distance from Abilene:
21 miles |
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Game Fish Present:
bluegill, channel catfish, flathead catfish, largemouth bass, white crappie |
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| Lake Records: No Official Lake Records exist as of March 1, 1996. | ||||
| Species: | Weight: | Length: | Angler: | Date: |
| Blue catfish | ||||
| Bluegill | ||||
| Flathead catfish | ||||
| Hybrid striped bass | ||||
| Largemouth bass | ||||
| White bass | ||||
| White crappie | ||||
| Black crappie | ||||
| Redear Sunfish | ||||
| Smallmouth buffalo | ||||
