Fishing in
Hidalgo County
Hidalgo County, Texas has 60 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
44 waters
Waters in Hidalgo County
- Reservoir Unit Number Tworeservoir1,928 ac
- Reservoir Unit Number Onereservoir461 ac
- Sal del Raylake383 ac
- La Joya Lakereservoir343 ac
- Valley Acres Reservoirreservoir341 ac
- Mercedes Settling Basinreservoir290 ac
- Carlson Lakereservoir247 ac
- Callo Padroneslake241 ac
- Donna Reservoir Onereservoir234 ac
- Llano Grande Lakelake181 ac
- Campacuas Lakelake142 ac
- Walker Lakelake113 ac
- Lake Edinburgreservoir107 ac
- Boeye Reservoirreservoir47 ac
- El Callolake42 ac
- Hargill Reservoirreservoir42 ac
- Donna Reservoir Tworeservoir38 ac
- Lion Lakelake35 ac
- Moon Lakelake27 ac
- Engelman Gardens Reservoirreservoir27 ac
- Sapo Lakelake26 ac
- Penitas Lakereservoir23 ac
- Bentsen Lakereservoir18 ac
- Mercedes District Settling Basinreservoir18 ac
- Progreso District Settling Basinreservoir16 ac
- Edinburg Settling Basinreservoir15 ac
- Sardinas Resacalake10 ac
- Tasajal Lakelake10 ac
- Lake Texanoreservoir9 ac
- West Lakelake8 ac
30 more on the map above.
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Hidalgo County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Hidalgo County, Texas?+
Hidalgo County has 60 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in Hidalgo County?+
Yes — Texas requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.