The sunsetting over Lake Arlington with the colors reflecting off the clam water

YOUR LAKE ARLINGTON FISHING GUIDE

Q: What rivers feed into Lake Arlington?

Lake Arlington sits on a tributary of the West Fork Trinity River

Q: How big is Lake Arlington?

It has a maximum depth of 51 feet, and covers 1,939 acres.

Q: What is the largest bass caught at Lake Arlington?

The lake record for Largemouth Bass is 13.38 caught on Feb 4, 1994.

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TOP FISHING GUIDES IN LAKE ARLINGTON

Ft. Worth Fishing trips from $350
Downwind Guide Service trips from $375
Catch A Dream Guide Service trips from $300
Davis Guide Service trips from $4

TOP LAKE ARLINGTON FISHING TRIPS

Crappie Fishing

$350 for 1
Cedar Creek, TX

Half Day: 5hrs
Lake Lewisville Fishing Adventure

$400 for 1
Lake Lewisville , TX

Half Day: 4hrs
A Catfish Trip to Remember

$300 for 3
Eagle Mountain Lake, TX

Full Day: 6hrs
North Texas Crappie

$300 for 2
Lake Granbury, TX

Half Day: 4hrs

Fishing Lake Arlington

For a lot of anglers, fishing Lake Arlington means enjoying the excellent Largemouth Bass fishing the reservoir offers. When out in your Lake Arlington fishing guide’s boat you may notice buoys spread around the lake, some of the buoys mark stump fields and other structural areas the fish use for habitat.

Why it’s Known for Fishing

This lake in Texas is known for its convenient location near Dallas and Fort Worth, minutes from AT&T Stadium and Six Flags Over Texas. The lake is best known for its Largemouth Bass and Catfish fishing opportunities.
Fishing Licenses and Regulations

All fish on Lake Arlington currently fall under the general state-wide rules and regulations set by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. However, it’s every angler’s responsibility to stay up to date with the legal fishing methods and practices. You will also need a valid freshwater fishing license if you’re 17 years or older.
Types of Fishing in Lake Arlington

Try fishing the coves and channel areas for Channel Catfish. Cut bait and stinkbait can result in some great success rates. Largemouth Bass will be harder to find in the wintertime, but when you do they will be near deep underwater structure areas. Your fishing guide on Lake Arlington will be able to point you in the right direction.

If fish aren’t biting on here then your fishing guide might recommend Grapevine Lake, Eagle Mountain Lake, Lake Ray Hubbard, or Lake Lewisville.
Best Season to Fish Lake Arlington

The best time of year for Crappie fishing in Lake Arlington is during the spring and summer months. Summer is also a good time for targetting White Bass and Catfish. Lake Arlington Fishing guides will recommend the wintertime to catch the biggest Largemouth Bass the lake has to offer.