Toledo Bend Reservoir Map by AID Lake Maps

This map is printed on both sides of a sheet of 24"x36" waterproof tear resistant paper. There are contour lines at the 12, 32, and 52 foot depths. There are also shaded depths at 0-32 feet, 32-72 feet, and 72 feet plus. The map includes a table of 48 GPS coordinates for underwater bridges and other structures that hold fish.

Toledo Bend is a 185,000 acre reservoir located on the Texas-Louisiana line formed by impounding the Sabine River in 1967. It has an average depth of 24 feet and a maximum depth of 110 feet. According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife, Toledo Bend has excellent fishing for largemouth bass and sunfish, good fishing for catfish, crappie, and striped bass, and fair fishing for white bass.