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No fish consumption advisory is on file for any of the 57 named waters in Houston County.
That doesn't mean they've been cleared
Most waters in the United States have never been sampled for contaminants. An absence of an advisory means Texas hasn't published one — not that the fish have been tested and found safe. Check Texas Dept. of State Health Services — Fish Consumption Advisories before eating your catch, and see Texas's statewide guidance, which applies to waters with no rule of their own.
Named waters in Houston County
57 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Allday Lake
- Barfield Lake
- Ben Lake
- Bill Huff Lake
- Bison Lake
- Blue Lake
- Bobbitt Lake
- Broxson Lake
- Brushy Lake
- Butler Lake
- Calvert Lake
- Clay Fulcher Lake
- Cook Lake
- Cooks Lake
- Coon Lake One
- Coon Lake Two
- Deep Hole
- Dry Lake
- Eastham Reservoir
- Farm Lake
- Frazier Lake
- Garden Lake
- Gin Lake
- Grapeland Lake
- Grove Lakes
- Hargrove Lake
- Harold Goar Lake
- Horseshoe Lake
- Houston County Lake
- Hyde Lake
- Krem Lake
- Lake William Goyens
- M R Murchison Lake
- Malibu Club Lake
- McGill Hole
- Middle Lake
- Mill Branch
- Mission Lake
- Moore Lake
- Northcutt Lake
- Old River Channel
- Patterson Lake
- Pennington Lake
- Ratcliff Lake
- Rattlesnake Lake
- Sawmill Lake
- Skalicky Lake
- Snag Lake
- Spring Creek Country Club Lake
- Taylor Lake
- Traylor Lake
- Warner Lake Number One
- Warner Lake Number Two
- Westbrook Lake
- Wilkins Lake
- Wirt Lake
- Wolf Lake