Fishing in
Gregg County
Gregg County, Texas has 64 named fishable waters, 1 of them with stocking records on the books.
On the map
55 waters
Waters in Gregg County
- Elder Lakereservoir1× stocked
- Lake Deverinareservoir111 ac
- Lake Lamondreservoir34 ac
- Lake Letourneaureservoir33 ac
- Merrills Lakelake32 ac
- Lake Harrisreservoir30 ac
- Griffin Lakereservoir24 ac
- Moss Lakelake17 ac
- French Lakereservoir14 ac
- R and K Lakereservoir14 ac
- Duncan Lakereservoir10 ac
- Mitchell Lakereservoir10 ac
- Williams Lakereservoir8 ac
- Cook Lakereservoir7 ac
- Fisher Lakereservoir6 ac
- Skipper Lakereservoir6 ac
- Lutes Lakereservoir5 ac
- Horseshoe Lakelake4 ac
- Johnston Lakereservoir3 ac
- Cemetery Lakereservoir2 ac
- Martin Lakereservoir2 ac
- Mud Lakelake2 ac
- Black Lakelake2 ac
- Twin Lakeslake1 ac
- Virginia Lakesreservoir0 ac
- Big Caney Creekstream
- Bighead Creekstream
- Bullhide Sloughgut
- Campbells Creekstream
- Elm Branchstream
34 more on the map above.
What you'll catch here
- Rainbow Trout1 waters
Latest stockings
- Elder LakeRainbow TroutDec 19, 2025
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Gregg County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Gregg County, Texas?+
Gregg County has 64 named fishable waters, 1 with stocking records. The map above shows every one.
What fish are stocked in Gregg County?+
Waters in Gregg County hold rainbow trout. See each water's page for its full stocking history.
Do I need a license to fish in Gregg County?+
Yes — Texas requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.