Beaver Lake (Texas)

Beaver Lake is a small reservoir located in Cass County, Texas. It is primarily used for recreational purposes, including fishing and boating. The lake is impounded by a dam on an unnamed tributary of the Sulphur River.

The lake's size is relatively modest, covering approximately 100 acres. The surrounding area is characterized by dense pine forests and other mixed woodlands, typical of East Texas.

Beaver Lake is managed by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD), which stocks the lake with various fish species, including largemouth bass, catfish, and crappie, making it a popular destination for local anglers. Access to the lake is generally free, though specific regulations may apply regarding fishing licenses and boat operation.

The lake's proximity to several small towns in Cass County makes it a convenient recreational outlet for residents. While not widely known outside of the immediate region, Beaver Lake offers a peaceful and natural environment for outdoor activities. Information regarding current lake levels, fishing reports, and any applicable regulations can usually be obtained from the TPWD website or local information sources.