Huxley Bay Marina


Address
13200 FM 2694
Shelbyville, Texas

Contact
936-368-2494

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Located on the north end of the Texas side of Toledo Bend Reservoir, Huxley Bay Marina offers an RV Park, Motel, and Marina slips as well as well as the new Huxley Bay Restaurant and Bait shop. The marina is situated on a protective cove with one of the few deep water access to the lake at low water level conditions, just minutes from the river channel and the main north/south boat lane.

All Huxley Bay Renters have access to the recreational room, laundromat and free boat launch

R.V. Park Rates: Scenic, waterfront R.V. camping on Toledo Bend.
Our RV spaces include water, sewer, trash and full hook-up services.
Daily Rate: $25
Weekly Rate 7th night free: $150
Monthly Rate: $ 400

Motel Rates: We do offer smoking and non-smoking room
Daily Rate: $60 plus tax per 4 adults per night, each additional person is $10 extra; children younger than 12 stay for free.
Weekly Rate 7th night free: $360
Monthly Rate: $1,080

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Toledo Bend Lake Weather Forecast

Saturday

Chance Thunderstorms

Hi: 79

Saturday Night

Severe Tstms

Lo: 41

Sunday

Sunny

Hi: 55

Sunday Night

Clear

Lo: 35

Monday

Sunny

Hi: 58

Monday Night

Mostly Clear

Lo: 38

Tuesday

Partly Sunny

Hi: 61

Tuesday Night

Mostly Cloudy

Lo: 40


Toledo Bend Lake Water Level (last 30 days)


Water Level on 12/9: 167.94 (-4.06)



Toledo Bend Lake

Fishing Report from TPWD (Dec. 6)

FAIR. Water clear; 62-66 degrees; 4.23 feet below pool. Fishing patterns are holdin steady. Bass are good and should only improve as the water cools. Bass are in three stages with catches up to 8 pounds. Shallow bass are in 2-6 feet of water biting spinnerbaits, chatterbaits and rattletraps. Bass in 10-18 feet of water can be caught using a big crankbait, Texas or Carolina rig worm. Deeper bass can be found in 22-28 feet of water on spoons, dropshots and any kind of deep diving bait. Few reports of crappie this time of year while fish are scattered in deep water chasing bait deep. The crappie should start to group up in the coming weeks. Catfish are slow. Report by Stephen Johnston, Johnston Fishing.

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