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Spots marked with (*) may receive stockings of rainbow trout in winter. Most of the small lakes are Community Fishing Lakes and have special harvest regulations for catfish. Size limits, daily bag limits and gear restrictions for all sites can be found in our fishing regulations.
* This lake is a Neighborhood Fishin' site, receiving frequent stockings of channel catfish and rainbow trout.
Bank fishing access, no boats or swimming allowed. The park has picnic tables, portable restrooms, a playground, lighted jogging track and team sports facilities.
From San Antonio, take I-35 south to Loop 410. Merge right onto Loop 410. Exit Old Pearsall Road. Lake will be on your left at 6075 Old Pearsall Rd.
Millers Pond Center (210) 623-2900
Closed for renovation until 2013.
* This lake is a Neighborhood Fishin' site, receiving frequent stockings of channel catfish and rainbow trout.
Excellent, shaded bank access, no boats or swimming. The park offers picnic tables, restrooms, a playground and a jogging track. Three pavilions are available by reservation.
From I-10 east of downtown, exit Pecan Valley Drive south to Southside Lions Park. From I-37, exit Southcross Blvd., go east and turn left on Pecan Valley.
San Antonio Parks & Recreation Department (210) 207-8480
This power plant reservoir has a boat ramp and excellent bank access. Picnic areas, primitive camping, restrooms and concessions are available in the park. One day use fee covers both Braunig and Calaveras lakes.
Take exit 130 from I-37 South.
Braunig Lake Store (210) 635-8289
Power Plant reservoir with boat ramp and bank access, with picnic areas, camping, restrooms, boat rentals and concessions in the park.
Take I-37 south to U.S. 181 east, turn northeast on Loop 1604 and take Stuart Road to park.
Calaveras Lake Store (210) 635-8359
Good bank access. This well-developed park offers picnic areas, restrooms, covered pavilions and many other services.
From I-37/McAllister Freeway, take Hildebrand east to north park entrance or Mulberry east to south entrance.
San Antonio Parks & Recreation Department (210) 207-8480
Good bank access, no boats or swimming. Picnic tables, restrooms, covered pavilions and team sports facilities are available in the park.
Located just east of I-35 in the City of Live Oak. Take Toepperwein Rd. south to Narrow Pass, turn right on Lone Shadow and left on Lazy Forest
City of Live Oak (210) 653-9140
Boat ramp and limited bank access; No other facilities.
Take I-35 north to City of New Braunfels. Ramp is on north bank of Guadalupe River directly below the bridge.
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (830) 379-5822
Boat ramp and limited bank access; no other facilities.
Take I-10 east to Exit 605. The ramp is located under the bridge.
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (830) 379-5822
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Comal County operate more than a dozen parks on this lake. Most parks have boat ramps, bank fishing access, picnic areas and campgrounds. Some are closed at certain times of the year; contact the Corps for current information.
Take I-35 north to the City of New Braunfels and exit west on FM 306 to reach lake area. Parks are located in various communities around the lake shore.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (830) 964-3341;
A county park at the end of Park Road 37 offers a boat ramp, dock and some bank access along with restrooms and a swimming area. Commercial facilities are available in the town of Mico on the south side of the lake off FM 1283.
Take Texas 16 northwest to Park Road 37. To reach Mico, take 16 to Leon Valley, turn left on FM 471, and turn right onto FM 1283 just west of the Bexar County line.
Bexar-Medina-Atascosa Counties Water Control and Improvement District (830) 665-2132
Note: This is not a complete list of fishing spots in the San Antonio Area.
