BAIRD LAKE

Species Weather Hydrology


FISHING TEXAS

Baird Lake


April 28, 2024

Baird Lake, located in Texas, is known for its great fishing opportunities. The lake is home to several fish species, including largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, and sunfish. Visitors can enjoy fishing and boating on the lake and nearby hiking and camping in the state park. The best time to visit for fishing is in spring and fall when the water is cooler. The average temperature during these times is around 70-80°F. Some tips for fishing at Baird Lake include using live bait and fishing near weed beds and brush piles.



Fish Species
Image Alt Black Crappie
Image Alt Blue Catfish
Image Alt Green Sunfish
Image Alt Kelp Bass
Image Alt Largemouth Bass

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Area Boat Ramps

COUNTY ROAD 278 STEPHENS COUNTY
Hubbard Watershed, Texas
PUBLIC BOAT RAMP ABILENE
Upper Clear Fork Brazos Watershed, Texas
ANCHOR LANE HASKELL COUNTY
Paint Watershed, Texas
BACK BOAT RAMP TAYLOR COUNTY
Upper Clear Fork Brazos Watershed, Texas
BRADY
Brady Watershed, Texas
PRESS MORRIS PARK
Jim Ned Watershed, Texas
R 10 COLEMAN COUNTY
Middle Colorado Watershed, Texas
COUNTY ROAD 278 STEPHENS COUNTY
Hubbard Watershed, Texas
QUAIL RUN 201, COLEMAN COUNTY
Jim Ned Watershed, Texas
R 9 COLEMAN COUNTY
Middle Colorado Watershed, Texas

Parks & Recreation

                                                       

Fort Belknap Park

Seymour City Park

Fort Griffin State Historic Site

Silo Scott Memorial Park

Lake Stamford Park

Burkett Park

Webb Memorial Park

Copper Breaks State Park

Abilene State Park

Standpipe Mountain Park

                                                                                                                       
                                               

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