Eagle Mountain and Worth Lakes Map by AID Lake Maps

This map is printed on both sides of a 24"x36" sheet of waterproof tear resistant paper. Eagle Mountain Lake is on one side and Lake Worth is on the other. The Eagle Mountain Map features contour lines at 4 foot intervals, shaded depths at 0-19 feet, 19-39 feet, and 39-49 feet plus, and a latitude/longitude grid for use with a GPS. The Lake Worth Map features contour lines at 10 foot intervals and shaded depths at 0-19 feet, 19-39 feet, and 39-49 feet plus. Please note the Lake Worth Map does not have a GPS grid.

Eagle Mountain and Worth Lakes are located in the Prairies and Lakes Region of central Texas on the West Fork Trinity River just north of Fort Worth.

Eagle Mountain has a surface area of about 8700 acres and a maximum depth of 47 feet. It was impounded in 1932. Eagle Mountain features excellent fishing for Crappie and White Bass and good fishing for Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, and Catfish.

Lake Worth has a surface area of about 3400 acres formed when in was impounded in 1914. It has a maximum depth of 22 feet. Lake Worth offers excellent fishing for Catfish and Crappie and fair fishing for Largemouth Bass and White Bass.