This 55 acre lake sits on a 2100 acre ranch only 70 miles NW of downtown Fort Worth. This lake maybe the most secluded lake in the entire club. The lake runs North and South and is long and narrow making the lake fish larger than its actual size. The lake sits back more than a mile from the gate and is truly a beauty with its cliffs, rocks, oaks and elms. The lake has depths of 30 feet in the south end and the north fifth of the lake is only 1 to 2 feet deep. The water is turbid, usually about 10- 15 inches. You will think it is 6 inches so be prepared. The lake is loaded with common carp, which is why the lake is turbid/muddy. This is good news and bad news. The bad news is that the carp have hurt the bass recruitment and because the carp are looking for any vegetation to eat they have stirred up the bottom, making the lake turbid. The good news is, while the lake has low numbers of bass, the bass that are there tend to be way above weight, with the predominant size of bass larger than most PWF lakes. The fish probably average 3 lbs. There is little to no vegetation in the lake, making it easy to throw treble hook type baits without the fear of getting hung up. In 2012 there was a 13.2 lb bass caught.

There is a picnic area on the east side of the lake about 300-400 yards from the damn. This property would be a top choice for tent campers. There is a path all the way around the lake that is extremely scenic. You are welcome to walk all the way around the lake. Bank fishing is limited but, there is a 12ft v-hull for members to use. The lake is 1.7 miles from the gate entrance and is a rough road that you will want a truck or SUV (smaller SUV's should be fine) to access. 4 wheel drive is NOT necessary, but having a low profile car will not work. This lake is perfect for someone looking to get away from it all.

***DO NOT HARVEST ANY BASS AT THIS SITE. You may still remove any crappie, carp, and catfish caught and report them to the club office through the online reservation system after your outing***