Lake Nocona

Lake Nocona

Nocona, Montague County, TX
2mi²
248.00ft
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Lake Information

Nestled eight miles northeast of the quaint town of Nocona off FM 2634, Lake Nocona in Montague County, Texas, stands as a captivating freshwater expanse, harmonizing the natural allure of North Texas with recreational possibilities. Covering a substantial 1,362 acres, this reservoir becomes a sanctuary for anglers and nature enthusiasts, revealing a landscape shaped by the surrounding hills and the captivating beauty of the Lone Star State. As the sunlight dances upon the lake's surface, Lake Nocona showcases its expansive dimensions, providing an idyllic backdrop for outdoor exploration. The reservoir's maximum depth of 80 feet adds depth and mystery to its underwater topography, creating an environment that caters to a diverse range of fish species. Largemouth bass, celebrated for their sporting appeal, share the habitat with crappie and channel and blue catfish, offering anglers a dynamic and engaging fishing experience against the backdrop of North Texas's rolling hills. Exploring the edges of Lake Nocona reveals a tapestry of aquatic vegetation that enhances its natural charm. Water willow and cattail, as native emergent species, grace the shoreline, providing both visual appeal and vital habitat for the lake's inhabitants. Native floating-leaved vegetation, including pondweed and American lotus, adds to the ecological richness, creating a balanced and thriving ecosystem that sustains the diverse fish populations within the reservoir. Beyond its role as a fishing haven, Lake Nocona becomes a canvas for various outdoor activities. Boating enthusiasts can navigate the expansive waters, while the shoreline becomes a haven for picnics, birdwatching, and nature appreciation. The lake, surrounded by the beauty of Montague County, becomes a refuge for wildlife, offering a serene escape for those seeking solace within the natural wonders of North Texas. In conclusion, Lake Nocona in Montague County, Texas, stands as a testament to the coexistence of natural grandeur and recreational possibilities. Its substantial size, diverse fish species, and vibrant aquatic vegetation create an environment that beckons to those seeking a tranquil escape and a profound connection with the wonders of the outdoors. Lake Nocona, with its scenic charm and varied offerings, invites all who venture to its shores to revel in the simplicity and beauty of North Texas's pristine lake country.

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Current Conditions

72°F°
Feels like 70°F°
Cloudy
Today's High
70°F°
Today's Low
55°F°

Water Temperature

71°F
Updated: (May 4)
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Current water temperature for Lake Nocona is 71°F.

Current Snapshot

Wind5 mph ESE (Gust 9 mph)
Pressure
29.88 inHg
Visibility24 mi
Humidity48%
Cloud Cover100%

Forecast: Monday, May 5

Day 1 of 9

Hourly Insights

7 AM
55°F°
10 AM
64°F°
1 PM
70°F°
4 PM
69°F°

Temperature

High
70°F°
Low
55°F°

Precipitation

Chance50%
Amount0.02"
Typerain

Wind

7mph
Avg Speed
Gusts up to
18mph
CalmModerateStrong
Max Speed12 mph

Sun, Moon & UV

Sunrise11:37 AM
Sunset1:17 AM
Moon PhasewaxingGibbous
Max UV Index4 (Moderate)

Solunar Fishing Forecast

Action Rating
3/5

Todays action is rated a 3 (scale is 0 thru 5, 5 is the best)

Major Times (Best)

1:27 AM - 3:57 AM

12:02 PM - 2:32 PM

Minor Times (Good)

6:39 PM - 8:09 PM

7:40 AM - 12:00 AM

Outlook for Monday at Lake Nocona

Expect temperatures ranging from 55°F to 70°F. There's a 50% chance of rain, potentially bringing around 0.02" rain. Winds will be averaging 7 mph, with potential gusts reaching up to 18 mph. The maximum UV index will be 4 (Moderate), so plan sun protection accordingly. For anglers, today's fishing action is rated 3/5 (Todays action is rated a 3 (scale is 0 thru 5, 5 is the best)). Look for the best bite times during the major periods around 1:27 AM and 12:02 PM, or try the minor windows near 6:39 PM and 7:40 AM for potential early morning or evening action. Check back for the latest conditions and forecasts for Lake Nocona.

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May 4th 2025

Lake Information

Elevation
248 ft
Area
2 mi²
Coordinates
33.860, -97.659

Weather Forecast

Monday

70°F
55°F

Tuesday

69°F
59°F

Wednesday

77°F
60°F

Thursday

73°F
58°F

Friday

74°F
57°F

Saturday

77°F
56°F

Sunday

78°F
53°F

Monday

80°F
57°F

Tuesday

80°F
64°F
Monday - 5/5/2025
70°F
55°F
12am
60°F
71°F
29.92 hPa
4 mph
E
G: 7 mph
2am
59°F
71°F
29.92 hPa
3 mph
E
G: 7 mph
4am
56°F
71°F
29.91 hPa
5 mph
E
G: 9 mph
6am
56°F
71°F
29.93 hPa
4 mph
ENE
G: 8 mph
8am
57°F
71°F
29.95 hPa
6 mph
E
G: 16 mph
10am
64°F
71°F
29.94 hPa
10 mph
ESE
G: 17 mph
12pm
68°F
71°F
29.93 hPa
9 mph
ESE
G: 14 mph
2pm
70°F
71°F
29.94 hPa
12 mph
SSE
G: 16 mph
4pm
69°F
71°F
29.90 hPa
8 mph
SE
G: 13 mph
6pm
69°F
71°F
29.86 hPa
9 mph
ESE
G: 16 mph
8pm
66°F
71°F
29.86 hPa
8 mph
E
G: 14 mph
10pm
64°F
71°F
29.89 hPa
8 mph
ESE
G: 15 mph

Water Temperature History

Trends for Lake Nocona

Current Temp

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Latest recorded surface temperature.

Lowest in Period

41°F

On Jan 19

Coldest point in the Last 12 Months.

Average in Period

65°F

Typical temp during the Last 12 Months.

Temperature Trend: Last 12 Months

Surface temperature over the selected period.

Key Observations (Last 12 Months)

  • Warmest avg: August (90°F).
  • Coolest avg: February (42°F).
  • Avg temps often suitable for swimming during July.
  • Rapid warming often occurs: February → March (+15°F).
  • Sharpest cooling trend: September → October (-14°F).

Weather Forecast

Wind speed and pressure trends

Hourly Wind Forecast

Wind Direction

89°

Pressure

1013 mb

Cloud Cover

30%

Visibility

15 miles

Daily Pressure Forecast

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