Lake Size: 1,050 Acres Deepest Depth: 70 ft Latitude: 32.4393 Longitude: -98.9842 Lake Level Above Sea Level: 1,520 ft Counties: Eastland
Information: Location: On Sandy Creek 55 miles east of Abilene and 5 miles north of Cisco
Surface area: 1,050 acres
Maximum depth: 70 feet
Impounded: 1923
Boating
Fishing
Miscellaneous Info
Boat Ramp
* Located three miles west of Texas Highway 6 on FM 2807, approximately 5 miles north of Cisco
* Two-lane lighted boat ramp courtesy dock and maximum parking capacity of 25 trailers
* Nominal lake use fee
* Open all year
* TPWD ramp operated by the City of Cisco (817) 442-2111
Largemouth bass fishing is rated good to excellent for numbers of fish. Smallmouth bass were re-introduced in 1994. Anglers have reportedly caught smallmouth bass up to 14 inches, but overall abundance seems to be very low. Florida largemouth bass were introduced 1991. Redear sunfish are underutilized at Lake Cisco.
The steep-sided nature of Lake Cisco provides windy-weather fishing opportunities. Willow trees in the upper end of the north arm and the Sandy Creek arm line the creek channel. The reservoir is also loaded with dead flooded brush, boat docks, and rocky bluffs and points.
Access is limited to one public boat ramp and the immediate area around the boat ramp. Live bait is available in Cisco at B&B Outdoors, 1312 Conrad Hilton, (254) 442-2486. There is no boat rental, picnic area, or camping at the lake. Camping is available at Fort Griffin and Lake Brownwood state parks to the north and south.
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