Lake Clyde
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Notice
Due to low water levels, the boat ramp is not usable at this time.
Lake Characteristics
Location: On the headwaters of the Pecan
Bayou 25 miles east of Abilene and 5 miles south of Clyde
Surface area: 449 acres
Maximum depth: 30 feet
Impounded: 1970
Water Conditions
Conservation Pool Elevation: 1,668 ft. msl
Fluctuation: Moderate, sometimes
prone to long periods with dropping water levels
Normal Clarity: Slightly stained
to stained, visibility up to 3 feet
Reservoir Controlling Authority
City of Clyde
110 Oak
Clyde, Texas 79510
(325) 893-5339
Aquatic Vegetation
None
Predominant Fish Species
Lake Maps
No maps available
Fishing Regulations
All species are currently managed with statewide regulations.
Angling Opportunities
Largemouth bass fishing is rated good to excellent for quality and trophy-sized fish. In some years, crappie fishing can be excellent.
| Species | Poor | Fair | Good | Excellent |
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| Largemouth Bass |  |
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| Catfish |  |
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| Crappie |  |
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| Sunfish |  |
Fishing Cover/Structure
After years of being low, Lake Clyde is nearly full. Fishing cover consists of acres of flooded brush and black willow trees.
Tips & Tactics
Crappie, bass, and catfish fishing will continue to improve in the next few years if water level stays up.
