Where is the best place to fish in Lake Ray Hubbard?

Tips & Tactics. The heated discharge area on the west side south of I30 is a good place to fish for all kinds of sportfish in Ray Hubbard. Humps and points that extend into the lake are your best bets for hybrids and white bass. Largemouth bass will be found around vegetation or along riprap.



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The City of Rowlett sits on Lake Ray Hubbard and has several creeks and streams feeding the lake. This, along with heavily wooded areas, provide a safe haven for all types of wildlife. Raccoons, opossums, coyotes, squirrels and snakes, to name just a few, live around the area.

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The Hubbard Lake panfish community is low in diversity but high in quality. Species available to anglers include Yellow Perch, Rock Bass, and Pumpkinseed. Yellow Perch and Rock Bass tend to thrive in the lake and have done so for years.

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Lake Ray Hubbard shorelines expand to form a unique water border between the cities of Rowlett, Rockwall and Sunnyvale. Waterfront homes on Lake Ray Hubbard can be found throughout these cities including a mixture of single-family homes, lakefront townhomes and condos and lakeside apartments.

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Lake Ray Hubbard: 91.3% full as of 2023-11-14.

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Lake Ray Hubbard covers 22,745 acres and has 111 miles of shoreline with an average depth of 32 feet and a maximum depth of 40 feet. Lake Ray Hubbard is only 30 miles from Downtown Dallas and surrounded clockwise from the north by the towns and cities of Wyle, Lavon, Rockwall, Heath, Sunnyvale, Rosehill, and Rowlett.

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The dam is currently owned by the City of Dallas and operated by Dallas Water Utilities, a not-for-profit department of the City of Dallas for purposes of municipal and industrial water supply, flood control, and recreation. The Lake was originally named Forney Lake for the nearby town of Forney.

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Lake Ray Hubbard is one of the largest lakes in north Texas spanning 22,000 acres. This recreational lake is great for fishing, skiing, relaxing, and recreational boating.

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The near record level heat and the drought have played a role in such incidents. The banks of Lake Ray Hubbard have receded. For every foot the lake drops, the bank recedes another six to eight feet. Texas Game Warden Martin Oviedo said he's worried about Labor Day weekend.

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