Hubbard Creek Reservoir fishing

Hubbard Creek Reservoir fishing is stocked with Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Palmetto Bass, Threadfin Shad, Blue Catfish, and Lone Star Bass on a reservoir. It is stocked about 0.4 times a year since 1967. Species guides list dawn and dusk for Largemouth Bass and dusk and night for Channel Catfish.

AI-generated illustration, not a photo of this lake
Last stocked
2026
Lone Star Bass
Plants on record
22
Since 1967
Species recorded
6
Elevation
1,178.8 ft

Fish at Hubbard Creek Reservoir

6 stocked · 0 confirmed present

Largemouth Bass Stocked · 15 plants · last 2020 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked 2020 · 15 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Largemouth Bass species guide
Palmetto Bass Stocked · 2 plants · last 1984

Last stocked 1984 · 2 plants

Lone Star Bass Stocked · 1 plant · last 2026

Last stocked 2026 · 1 plant

Threadfin Shad Stocked · 1 plant · last 1984

Last stocked 1984 · 1 plant

How Hubbard Creek Reservoir is stocked

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

No plants recorded in 42 years between 1967 and 2026.

Fish stocked in 1967

18,000

Fish stocked in 1968

200,000

Fish stocked in 1970

100,000

Fish stocked in 1971

100,000

Fish stocked in 1979

212,875

Fish stocked in 1984

3,091,500

Fish stocked in 1986

135,500

Fish stocked in 1990

383,099

Fish stocked in 1991

382,989

Fish stocked in 2003

355,520

Fish stocked in 2011

373,397

Fish stocked in 2012

377,199

Fish stocked in 2016

227,084

Fish stocked in 2017

215,748

Fish stocked in 2018

122,066

Fish stocked in 2020

112,148

Fish stocked in 2021

38,300

Fish stocked in 2026

152,326

Stocking history

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2026Lone Star Bass152,326–report
2021Blue Catfish38,300–report
2020Largemouth Bass112,148–report
2018Largemouth Bass122,066–report
2017Largemouth Bass215,748–report
2016Largemouth Bass86,842–report
2016Blue Catfish140,242–report
2012Largemouth Bass377,199–report
2011Largemouth Bass373,397–report
2003Largemouth Bass355,520–report
1991Largemouth Bass382,989–report
1990Largemouth Bass157,265–report
1990Largemouth Bass225,834–report
1986Largemouth Bass135,500–report
1984Palmetto Bass3,090,000–report
1984Threadfin Shad1,500–report
1979Largemouth Bass80,425–report
1979Palmetto Bass132,450–report
1971Largemouth Bass100,000–report
1970Channel Catfish100,000–report
1968Largemouth Bass200,000–report
1967Largemouth Bass18,000–report

Access and facts

Water type
reservoir
Nearest town
Breckenridge, TX
Facilities
camping

Four public ramps ring the lake, all free, including a new low-water ramp at Paul Prater near the south end of the dam. No ADA-accessible facilities exist; bank access is fair for a lake this size.

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.

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Common questions

What fish are at Hubbard Creek Reservoir?

Fishing Hubbard Creek Reservoir usually means Largemouth Bass: Largemouth Bass accounts for 15 of 22 plants on record, ahead of Blue Catfish and 4 more. Largemouth Bass was last stocked 2020. Blue Catfish was last stocked 2021. Palmetto Bass was last stocked 1984. Channel Catfish was last stocked 1970. 2 more species are on the stocking report.

When is Hubbard Creek Reservoir stocked?

Last stocked 2026. It is stocked about 0.4 times a year since 1967. No plants recorded in 42 years between 1967 and 2026.

How do you get on Hubbard Creek Reservoir?

The nearest town is Breckenridge, TX. Facilities include camping. Four public ramps ring the lake, all free, including a new low-water ramp at Paul Prater near the south end of the dam. No ADA-accessible facilities exist; bank access is fair for a lake this size.

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