What fish are at Greenbelt?

Fishing Greenbelt is most likely to be for Walleye. Walleye accounts for 10 of 41 plants on record, ahead of Largemouth Bass and 9 more. Walleye was last stocked July 1, 2022. Largemouth Bass was last stocked July 1, 2019. Channel Catfish was last stocked July 1, 2000. Smallmouth Bass was last stocked July 1, 2021. 7 more species are on the stocking report. White bass (TPWD lists white bass among Greenbelt Reservoir's predominant fish species) is recorded here outside the stocking reports.

Greenbelt fishing

Fishing at Greenbelt is on a reservoir, stocked with Northern Pike, Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Hybrid Sunfish, and 6 more. It is stocked about 0.7 times a year since 1967, most often in July and November. Species guides list dawn, day, and dusk for Northern Pike and Yellow Perch, dusk and night for Channel Catfish, and dawn and dusk for Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, and Rainbow Trout.

Last stocked

July 1, 2022

Plants on record

Since 1967

Species recorded

Elevation

2,632 ft

Common questions

What fish are at Greenbelt?: Fishing Greenbelt is most likely to be for Walleye. Walleye accounts for 10 of 41 plants on record, ahead of Largemouth Bass and 9 more. Walleye was last stocked July 1, 2022. Largemouth Bass was last stocked July 1, 2019. Channel Catfish was last stocked July 1, 2000. Smallmouth Bass was last stocked July 1, 2021. 7 more species are on the stocking report. White bass (TPWD lists white bass among Greenbelt Reservoir's predominant fish species) is recorded here outside the stocking reports.
When is Greenbelt stocked?: Last stocked July 1, 2022. It is stocked about 0.7 times a year since 1967, most often in July and November. The first plant of the year usually falls in the first week of July. In 2022 it was July 1, 2022, about when it usually is. No plants recorded in 31 years between 1967 and 2022.
How do you get on Greenbelt?: There is a boat ramp. The nearest town is Clarendon. Greenbelt Reservoir sits on the Salt Fork of the Red River, 4 miles north of Clarendon. TPWD's own fishing page notes drought can affect boat ramp access, implying a boat ramp normally serves the lake; check current lake level before visiting.
Which lakes near Greenbelt were stocked more recently?: Pampa City (36.6 mi) and Mackenzie (44 mi) were stocked more recently. Pampa City is also stocked with Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Rainbow Trout, and Blue Catfish and Mackenzie is also stocked with Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Blue Catfish, and Largemouth Bass.

Access and facts

Water type: reservoir
Nearest town: Clarendon
Boat ramp: Yes

Greenbelt Reservoir sits on the Salt Fork of the Red River, 4 miles north of Clarendon. TPWD's own fishing page notes drought can affect boat ramp access, implying a boat ramp normally serves the lake; check current lake level before visiting.

Sources: tpwd.texas.gov, accessed September 23, 2026 , tpwd.texas.gov, accessed September 23, 2026 , tpwd.texas.gov, accessed September 23, 2026 , tpwd.texas.gov, accessed September 23, 2026 , tpwd.texas.gov, accessed September 23, 2026

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How Greenbelt is stocked

The first plant of the year usually falls in the first week of July. In 2022 it was July 1, 2022, about when it usually is.

No plants recorded in 31 years between 1967 and 2022.

Pampa City (36.6 mi) and Mackenzie (44 mi) were stocked more recently. Pampa City is also stocked with Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Rainbow Trout, and Blue Catfish and Mackenzie is also stocked with Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Blue Catfish, and Largemouth Bass.

Fish at Greenbelt

Fishing Greenbelt is most likely to be for Walleye. Walleye accounts for 10 of 41 plants on record, ahead of Largemouth Bass and 9 more.

Walleye 10 plants

Plants: 10 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 2022

Seasons and rigs are on the Walleye guide.

Largemouth Bass 7 plants

Plants: 7 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 2019

Seasons and rigs are on the Largemouth Bass guide.

Channel Catfish 6 plants

Plants: 6 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 2000

Seasons and rigs are on the Channel Catfish guide.

Smallmouth Bass 5 plants

Plants: 5 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 2021

Seasons and rigs are on the Smallmouth Bass guide.

Blue Catfish 4 plants

Plants: 4 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 1987

Seasons and rigs are on the Blue Catfish guide.

Yellow Perch 3 plants

Plants: 3 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 1986

Seasons and rigs are on the Yellow Perch guide.

Crappie 2 plants

Plants: 2 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 1968

Seasons and rigs are on the Crappie guide.

Flathead Catfish 1 plant

Plants: 1 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 1977

Seasons and rigs are on the Flathead Catfish guide.

Hybrid Sunfish 1 plant

Plants: 1 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 1967

Seasons and rigs are on the Hybrid Sunfish guide.

Northern Pike 1 plant

Plants: 1 of 41
Last stocked: July 1, 1967

Seasons and rigs are on the Northern Pike guide.

Rainbow Trout 1 plant

Plants: 1 of 41
Last stocked: November 1, 1991

Seasons and rigs are on the Rainbow Trout guide.

Fish stocked per year

630,6971967
45,0961968
51,0001969
16,0001971
100,0001974
100,0001976
4,6391977
19,5231980
92,4001981
199,8331982
7,5001983
1,1451985
3301986
6,2701987
3,3391991
131,4551995
251,0252000
99,0002001
41,2002006
815,0002013
1,681,6202017
832,7862018
623,7742019
14,8152021
344,4042022

Stocking history

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Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Date	Species	Quantity	Avg. length	Source
July 1, 2022	Walleye	344,404	–	report
July 1, 2021	Smallmouth Bass	14,815	–	report
July 1, 2019	Walleye	592,634	–	report
July 1, 2019	Largemouth Bass	31,140	–	report
July 1, 2018	Walleye	812,360	–	report
July 1, 2018	Largemouth Bass	20,426	–	report
July 1, 2017	Walleye	1,681,620	–	report
July 1, 2013	Walleye	815,000	–	report
July 1, 2006	Walleye	41,200	–	report
July 1, 2001	Walleye	99,000	–	report
July 1, 2000	Largemouth Bass	201,025	–	report
July 1, 2000	Channel Catfish	50,000	–	report
July 1, 1995	Channel Catfish	131,455	–	report
November 1, 1991	Rainbow Trout	3,339	–	report
July 1, 1987	Smallmouth Bass	30	–	report
July 1, 1987	Blue Catfish	6,240	–	report
July 1, 1986	Yellow Perch	330	–	report
July 1, 1985	Yellow Perch	1,145	–	report
July 1, 1983	Yellow Perch	7,500	–	report
July 1, 1982	Largemouth Bass	79,333	–	report
July 1, 1982	Smallmouth Bass	100,500	–	report
July 1, 1982	Blue Catfish	20,000	–	report
July 1, 1981	Largemouth Bass	20,000	–	report
July 1, 1981	Smallmouth Bass	72,400	–	report
July 1, 1980	Largemouth Bass	14,523	–	report
July 1, 1980	Smallmouth Bass	5,000	–	report
July 1, 1977	Walleye	4,600	–	report
July 1, 1977	Flathead Catfish	39	–	report
July 1, 1976	Walleye	100,000	–	report
July 1, 1974	Walleye	100,000	–	report
July 1, 1971	Channel Catfish	8,000	–	report
July 1, 1971	Blue Catfish	8,000	–	report
July 1, 1969	Channel Catfish	51,000	–	report
July 1, 1968	Crappie	96	–	report
July 1, 1968	Channel Catfish	45,000	–	report
July 1, 1967	Hybrid Sunfish	201,000	–	report
July 1, 1967	Crappie	97	–	report
July 1, 1967	Largemouth Bass	240,000	–	report
July 1, 1967	Channel Catfish	30,000	–	report
July 1, 1967	Blue Catfish	9,600	–	report
July 1, 1967	Northern Pike	150,000	–	report

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Species found here

Confirmed present independent of the stocking records above, not from a stocking event.

White bass : TPWD lists white bass among Greenbelt Reservoir's predominant fish species. (tpwd.texas.gov, accessed September 23, 2026)

Species stocked here

Depth-by-season, top lures, and bait notes for each species stocked here are on its own species guide, linked above.