RAY ROBERTS LAKE STATE PARK ISLE DU BOIS
1,397 acres is on the south side of the lake and opened in 1993.
Anglers can enjoy fishing from the shore, pier or a boat. The lake is home to largemouth bass, crappie and catfish.
Fishing gear rentals are available on-site for those who need equipment.
Guided fishing tours offer an opportunity to learn more about local species and best practices.
A fish cleaning station provides convenience after a successful day of angling.
The park also hosts regular kid-friendly events like youth-only catch-and-release tournaments.
For overnight stays while enjoying multiple days of fishing, camping facilities are provided in the area.
Ray Roberts Lake State Park Isle du Bois is located near Aubrey, Denton and Frisco
1. Ray Roberts Lake State Park offers numerous picnic sites with tables and grills.
2. Picnic pavilions are available for larger gatherings or parties.
3. Enjoy a lakeside picnic at one of the many scenic spots around the park.
4. Some picnic areas provide access to fishing, swimming, and hiking trails nearby.
5. Reserve group picnicking facilities in advance through Texas Parks & Wildlife Department's website.
The park offers birding opportunities with over 260 species recorded. Common sightings include waterfowl, shorebirds and songbirds.
Birders can explore five miles of multi-use trails or the one-mile nature trail for viewing options.
Species like American White Pelican, Double-crested Cormorant, Great Blue Heron are often seen near the lake area.
In woodland areas you may spot Red-bellied Woodpecker, Downy Woodpecker and Northern Flicker among others.
During migration season expect to see warblers such as Yellow-rumped Warbler and Pine Warbler along with sparrows.
Winter brings ducks including Gadwall & Mallard while summer attracts Scissor-tailed Flycatcher & Painted Bunting.
A checklist is available at headquarters detailing all possible avian encounters within this location in Texas.
Ray Roberts Lake State Park - Johnson Branch Unit 
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