![]() |
Both Lake Tyler East and Lake Tyler (West) have a widespread reputation as consistent largemouth bass fisheries. The moderately clear waters of the lakes reaches a maximum depth of 40 feet, with a fluctuation of 2 feet.
The lakes are popular with tournament anglers and host frequent night tournaments during the summer months.
Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Crappie, Catfish and Sunfish are the dominant species caught in the lakes. There is moderate native vegetation, floating, submergent and emergent. At times some hydrilla is found in Lake Tyler East.
Thanks to Tyler's mild year-round climate, fishing in both lakes is good all year. However, boating and personal watercraft activity can become very busy during summer months.
Consequently, anglers find that early morning and late evening are better, quieter and less crowded times to fish.
For fishing regulations, stocking data, fish records, and other current information, visit the Texas Parks & Wildlife website on Lake Tyler.
Also recommended is a visit to the website of the East Texas Bass Association.
The Lake Tyler Marina Resort is located near the Lake Tyler dam, at 18183 Concession Road, Whitehouse, TX 75791. Phone 903-839-2650.
It features a boat launch, RV park, convenience store, grill open for breakfast and lunch, fishing supplies, bait, gasoline and much more.
At the Lake Tyler Marina Resort website and Lake Tyler Marina on Facebook
Lake Tyler near the Marina
Docking faciiities at the Lake Tyler Marina Resort |
![]() |
The Boulders at Lake Tyler is located on a 128 acre lot at 16822 McElroy Rd, Whitehouse, Texas. The Boulders offers a fun experience for the entire family. It offers fishing from a freshly renovated fishing barge, tackle, boating, boat slips, concessions and a clean and spacious RV park or tents with a lake front view. There is also a boat ramp located on the grounds for your convenience.
Visit the website of The Boulders at Lake Tyler or phone 903.268.5880
Hook, Line and SinkerThe Boulders offers a complete tackle shop as well as fishing from a freshly renovated fishing barge. |
The fishing barge at The Boulders at Lake Tyler |
![]() |
![]() |