Daingerfield State Park fishing

Daingerfield State Park fishing is stocked with Channel Catfish, Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, and Lone Star Bass on a reservoir. Also recorded: Chain pickerel and Crappie. It is stocked about 0.9 times a year since 1967. Species guides list dusk and night for Channel Catfish, dawn and dusk for Rainbow Trout and Largemouth Bass, and dawn, day, and dusk for Chain pickerel.

Daingerfield State Park
Photo: Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0
Last stocked
2026
Lone Star Bass
Plants on record
54
Since 1967
Species stocked
4 (+2 also recorded)
Elevation
351.5 ft

Fish at Daingerfield State Park

4 stocked · 2 confirmed present

Channel Catfish Stocked · 37 plants · last 2025 Best: dusk, night

Last stocked 2025 · 37 plants

Best: dusk, night

Channel Catfish species guide
Rainbow Trout Stocked · 15 plants · last 2022 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked 2022 · 15 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Rainbow Trout species guide
Lone Star Bass Stocked · 1 plant · last 2026

Last stocked 2026 · 1 plant

How Daingerfield State Park is stocked

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

No plants recorded in 21 years between 1967 and 2026.

Fish stocked in 1967

2,000

Fish stocked in 1974

1,200

Fish stocked in 1975

4,000

Fish stocked in 1978

2,477

Fish stocked in 1979

2,500

Fish stocked in 1981

1,745

Fish stocked in 1984

7,477

Fish stocked in 1985

12,854

Fish stocked in 1986

13,846

Fish stocked in 1987

15,845

Fish stocked in 1988

4,008

Fish stocked in 1989

13,555

Fish stocked in 1990

47,659

Fish stocked in 1991

6,206

Fish stocked in 1992

14,059

Fish stocked in 1993

6,027

Fish stocked in 1995

499

Fish stocked in 1996

2,000

Fish stocked in 1998

2,000

Fish stocked in 1999

800

Fish stocked in 2000

5,698

Fish stocked in 2001

2,116

Fish stocked in 2002

2,000

Fish stocked in 2003

1,812

Fish stocked in 2004

1,668

Fish stocked in 2005

3,359

Fish stocked in 2013

1,855

Fish stocked in 2014

1,858

Fish stocked in 2016

1,824

Fish stocked in 2017

1,884

Fish stocked in 2018

5,934

Fish stocked in 2019

5,964

Fish stocked in 2020

4,585

Fish stocked in 2021

1,898

Fish stocked in 2022

4,875

Fish stocked in 2023

1,871

Fish stocked in 2024

1,918

Fish stocked in 2025

1,858

Fish stocked in 2026

202,290

Stocking history

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2026Lone Star Bass202,290–report
2025Channel Catfish1,858–report
2024Channel Catfish1,873–report
2024Channel Catfish45–report
2023Channel Catfish1,871–report
2022Rainbow Trout3,003–report
2022Channel Catfish1,872–report
2021Channel Catfish1,868–report
2021Channel Catfish30–report
2020Rainbow Trout4,010–report
2020Channel Catfish575–report
2019Rainbow Trout4,043–report
2019Channel Catfish1,921–report
2018Rainbow Trout4,019–report
2018Channel Catfish1,915–report
2017Channel Catfish1,884–report
2016Channel Catfish1,824–report
2014Channel Catfish1,858–report
2013Channel Catfish1,855–report
2005Channel Catfish3,359–report
2004Channel Catfish1,668–report
2003Channel Catfish1,812–report
2002Channel Catfish2,000–report
2001Channel Catfish2,116–report
2000Channel Catfish5,698–report
1999Channel Catfish800–report
1998Channel Catfish2,000–report
1996Channel Catfish2,000–report
1995Rainbow Trout499–report
1993Rainbow Trout2,025–report
1993Channel Catfish4,002–report
1992Rainbow Trout3,804–report
1992Largemouth Bass8,255–report
1992Channel Catfish2,000–report
1991Rainbow Trout4,203–report
1991Channel Catfish2,003–report
1990Rainbow Trout7,028–report
1990Channel Catfish40,631–report
1989Rainbow Trout5,555–report
1989Channel Catfish8,000–report
1988Rainbow Trout4,008–report
1987Rainbow Trout7,845–report
1987Channel Catfish8,000–report
1986Rainbow Trout11,432–report
1986Channel Catfish2,414–report
1985Rainbow Trout10,856–report
1985Channel Catfish1,998–report
1984Rainbow Trout7,477–report
1981Channel Catfish1,745–report
1979Channel Catfish2,500–report
1978Channel Catfish2,477–report
1975Channel Catfish4,000–report
1974Channel Catfish1,200–report
1967Channel Catfish2,000–report

Access and facts

Water type
reservoir
Nearest town
Daingerfield
Shore access
Yes
Boat ramp
Yes
Fee required
Yes
Facilities
camping

Daingerfield State Park's 74-acre Little Pine Lake has a fishing pier and boat ramp; motors are allowed but the lake has a 5 mph speed limit. The park store rents canoes, kayaks, paddle boats, and flat-bottom boats.

Drafted by AI from the cited sources and checked before publishing.

Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department before you go.

About Daingerfield State Park

Photo of Daingerfield State Park
Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0
Photo of Daingerfield State Park
Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0
Photo of Daingerfield State Park
Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0

Nearest lakes

Public land at Daingerfield State Park

Daingerfield State Park is inside Daingerfield State Park.

Boundaries from Public Lands DB, part of the same network.

Common questions

What fish are at Daingerfield State Park?

Fishing Daingerfield State Park usually means Channel Catfish: Channel Catfish accounts for 37 of 54 plants on record, ahead of Rainbow Trout and 2 more. Channel Catfish was last stocked 2025. Rainbow Trout was last stocked 2022. Largemouth Bass was last stocked 1992. Lone Star Bass was last stocked 2026. Chain pickerel and Crappie are recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Daingerfield State Park stocked?

Last stocked 2026. It is stocked about 0.9 times a year since 1967. No plants recorded in 21 years between 1967 and 2026.

How do you get on Daingerfield State Park?

Shore fishing is available, there is a boat ramp, and a fee is required. The nearest town is Daingerfield. Facilities include camping. Daingerfield State Park's 74-acre Little Pine Lake has a fishing pier and boat ramp; motors are allowed but the lake has a 5 mph speed limit. The park store rents canoes, kayaks, paddle boats, and flat-bottom boats.

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