Lake LBJ, Texas

Lake LBJ, Texas
Facts & Features

Lake LBJ was created by Wirtz Dam.

Wirtz Dam was built from 1949 to 1950 primarily to provide additional hydroelectric power. It was built in tandem with Starcke Dam downstream. Lake LBJ provides cooling water for LCRA's Thomas C. Ferguson Power Plant along Horseshoe Bay.

Lake LBJ, Texas
Public Access Points

A: Wirtz Dam
B: Kingsland Lions Park

For more information, call Lower Colorado River Authority, Reservoir Controlling Authority, (512) 473-3200 or 1(800) 776-5272.

Lake LBJ, Texas
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Lake LBJ, Texas
Cabins, Marinas, Boat Rentals & Dining

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Lake LBJ, Texas
Game Fish & Online Licenses

Note: Fishing currently managed with statewide regulations.

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Lake LBJ, Texas
Lake Map & Directions

On the Colorado River in Burnet County, near the towns of Marble Falls, Kingsland, and Granite Shoals.

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Lake LBJ, Texas
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