Kimball Bend
- No fee listed
- Open all year
- 2 ramp lanes
PUBLIC WATER / FISHROOK LAKE GUIDE
Waco / Lake Whitney area, Texas
On the Brazos and Nolan rivers off Texas Highway 22, about 30 miles northwest of Waco
ABOUT THE WATER
Lake Whitney is a Brazos River reservoir about 30 miles northwest of Waco, formed on the Brazos and Nolan rivers near Texas Highway 22. It covers roughly 23,500 acres, reaches about 108 feet at maximum depth, was impounded in 1951, and is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
TPWD documents smallmouth and largemouth bass, striped and white bass, channel, blue and flathead catfish, crappie and sunfish. Willow, pondweed, water willow, buttonbush, bulrush and other vegetation add habitat around portions of the reservoir.
Managing authority: US Army Corps of Engineers 285 CR 3602 Clifton, Texas 76634 (254) 622-3332
Aquatic vegetation: Willow, bushy pondweed, buttonbush, bulrush, coontail, pondweed, water willow
Fishrook organizes official waterbody information and private hosted access in one place. A Fishrook reservation applies only to the host's described private access space—not to the public lake itself.
OFFICIAL RESOURCES
WHAT LIVES HERE
PUBLIC ACCESS / NOT BOOKED THROUGH FISHROOK
These are official public access facilities for planning purposes. Fees, hours and ramp conditions can change; verify with the operator before traveling.
PRIVATE HOSTED ACCESS / RESERVABLE THROUGH FISHROOK
Reserve a private dock, pier or shoreline space offered by an approved Fishrook host. Each listing defines exactly what space, parking and activities are included.
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