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Notice - Due to low water levels, all public boat ramps on this lake are closed. Canoes and other small boats may launch.
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Lake Characteristics
Location: On the Colorado River in Burnet County and Llano counties, west of the town of Burnet Surface area: 22,211 acres Maximum depth: 132 feet Impounded: 1937
Fishing Report
April 25, 2012
Water murky; 66–70 degrees; 23.81’ low. Black bass are good on perch colored Rat–L–Traps, watermelon Skip–N–Pop topwaters, and weightless wacky rigged green pumpkin Whacky Sticks with chartreuse tails along break lines of creek bluffs early. Striped bass are good on … Continue reading →
Now is a great time to come view the history of the Colorado River before it was flooded in the 1930′s. Beachcomber Park management can arrange a tour for you of old townsites, cemeteries and other interesting facts about the … Continue reading →
The Texas Hill Country, as viewed from the Lake Buchanan area, has a rugged beauty that changes frequently as one drives around the lakes surrounding hills. Wildlife abounds: Whitetail deer, jack rabbits, red fox, ringtail cats, coyotes are among a … Continue reading →
Beachcomber Park, on the west side of Lake Buchanan, has 50 sites that offer 20/30/50 amp electrical connections. Those who enjoy old-fashioned tent camping will also find plenty of room to situate themselves for overnight fun. Park facilities include bathrooms, … Continue reading →
