White River Lake, Construction of White River Lake by the cities of Crosbyton, Ralls, Post, and Spur was completed in 1963, primarily as a long-range and adequate water supply.

Opened to the public in 1965, the Lake is 22 miles southeast of Crosbyton, 12 miles west of Spur and 31 miles northeast of Post.

• Record Fish Taken from Lake:
  • Bass - 13.26 pounds
  • Small Mouth Bass - 4 pounds, 10 ounces
  • Yellow Catfish - 71 pounds
  • Blue Catfish - 32 pounds
  • Crappie - 3 pounds, 1 ounce
  • Walleye - 14 pounds, 3 ounces

There are also Carp, various types of perch in White River Lake

• Lake Stats When Full:
  • Total surface acres in Lake 2200 acres
  • Total land area 6600 acres
  • Shoreline approximately 25 miles
  • Length of Dam 3300 feet
  • Depth at Dam 43 feet

Basic Rules and Regulations:

Recreation permit required of any person 12 years or older using the facilities of the White River Lake
Camping in marked camping areas only. Camping permit is required.
Boat permit required.
Trotlines or jug fishing not permitted in White River Lake.
Bag and possession must conform to State Laws.
It shall be unlawful to use any game fish or fresh water rough fish, including gold fish as bait in White River Lake.
Water Skiing permitted in designated areas only.
Scuba diving is not permitted in White River Lake.
All persons on lake must wear a life preserver.
All motor driven vehicles shall be driven on main roads only.
Leash law enforced on pets.
No horse back riding allowed.

Current Lake States
Temperature	78° updated 7/22/10
Feet to Fill	15'6" updated 7/22/10
Last Rise	9 inches 7/16/10

Current Lake States
Catfish	Slow
Crappie	Slow
Bass	Slow
Walleye	Slow