Lake McClellan
Gray County, Texas
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Fishing looks to be very active with peak fishing times around 8-10 AM and 3-6 PM and 7-8 PM. SEE MORE
This reservoir has limited cover and structure. The bottom is primarily sandy clay with some areas of gravel. The upper reservoir has some larger areas of aquatic vegetation.
Saugeye are the only species in the lake that resembles walleye. These hybrid fish can be identified by the brown mottled coloration on their sides and large teeth. Fish the bottom of the reservoir with cut bait or live minnows much like you would fish for catfish.
Saugeye are the only species in the lake that resembles walleye. These hybrid fish can be identified by the brown mottled coloration on their sides and large teeth. Fish the bottom of the reservoir with cut bait or live minnows much like you would fish for catfish.
McClellan Reservoir has been severely affected by drought and has gone dry three times since 2000. The reservoir has refilled to approximately 1/2 capacity and has been restocked to begin rebuilding the population.
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Other fish species in the lake include Crappie, Saugeye and Sunfish.
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Controling Authority
Black Kettle Ranger District
RT 1, Box 55-B
Cheyenne, OK 73628-9725
(580) 497-2143
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More Nearby Lakes To Explore
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| Wakefield Lake | 7.8 mi | 191 | |
| Deep Lake | 11.6 mi | 178 | |
| Greenbelt Reservoir | 13.9 mi | 19,901,500 | 84 ft |
| Clarendon Lake | 18.2 mi | 83 | |
| Horn Reservoir | 18.2 mi | 31 | |
| Bell Lake | 18.6 mi | 49 | |
| Spencer Lake | 19.7 mi | 24 |
