Richland-Chambers Reservoir

Richland-Chambers Reservoir is a magnificent lake located in Navarro and Freestone counties in Texas, United States. With a surface area of approximately 44,750 acres, it is the third-largest lake in Texas and is a popular destination for boaters and boat recreation activities. The lake was created by the impoundment of the Richland and Chambers Creeks and serves as a crucial water source for both agricultural and municipal purposes, in addition to providing ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.

The average depth of Richland-Chambers Reservoir is around 24 feet, with certain areas reaching depths of up to 80 feet. This varying depth allows for a diverse range of fish species to thrive in the lake. Anglers can delight in various sportfish found in the reservoir, including largemouth bass, white bass, crappie, catfish, and sunfish. These abundant fish populations make Richland-Chambers Reservoir a paradise for fishing enthusiasts, with plenty of opportunities to reel in a prized catch.