Looking for a lake within 2 hours of DFW that is not low and doesn't have many water hazards. Just looking to break in a new boat and do a little fishing. Thanks.

Cypress Springs. Bob Sandlin

PK is low but easily to get around
One of the prettiest lakes around us

What's the lake level like at Texoma ?

Lake O' Pines is beautiful.

Pk

Lots of good "scenery" walking around White Rock Lake. Lake is full of water. 10hp limit.

8-1/2 low. Spillway ramp is closed. Not sure about Grandpappy. I had a reservation at Preston Bend and cancelled because of the low water. I have camped up there evey year in May and this is the first time I have cancelled for low water. Lake is OK at this level on the lower end just be real careful up around Platters or up in the rivers or creeks.

I have been launching at Highport with no issues. Its about 8.5 feet low, but as long as you watch what your doing you will be fine.

PK for sure... Low but easy to launch and deep lake so no problem

Lake Arlington

it's 3 hours, but Caddo.. It's nice because you're able to get out of the wind... It's expected to have 15-20 mph wind this weekend and unless you're staying tight to the dam ( Lewisville or Ray Roberts for example ) you're going to deal with waves bouncing you around which will vary up your speed.

I broke in my Skeeter in by running up and down the Cypress River @ Caddo lake. You can fish the big lake in front of Potters point, Big Green break, Little green break.

i assume your new boat has a GPS on it so you won't get lost.

just an idea...

Another vote for pk.

Cypress is wide open and you can catch some fish. Pines is awesome, but has stumps up north.

I've broke a couple motors in on Whitney. River to the dam and back