Damon's Seven Lakes
Damon's Seven Lakes is a beautiful one-of-a-kind private fishing club located in Damon, Texas just west of Highway 36 between Rosenburg and West Columbia. Contrary to the name there are now nine different, unique lakes of good size that hold largemouth bass, tiger bass, catfish, black crappie, and bluegill. Catching bass in the three to five pound range is a normal occurance. Nine pound bass, twenty pound channel cats, and twelve inch bream have been caught in the last two years.
Some of our members prefer to flyfish for the large blue gill the lakes hold, some weighing in at over 2 pounds! Other members enjoy the catfishing and have landed catfish over 19 pounds. Whatever your fishing pleasure is, you're sure to enjoy the lush peaceful atmosphere at Damon's Seven Lakes. We have amenities such as restrooms, a fish cleaning table, occasional get-togethers to break bread, and plenty of other fun.
You don't need a boat to fish here, but if you want one, we provide that, too. You can use our paddles or bring your own trolling motor. You may also bring a small boat, but we only allow trolling motors. Other than that, all our lakes have roads for you to drive right around them and fish where you like. Just pull to the side of the road and start catching the big ones!
Your Safety
Damon's Seven Lakes is like all outdoor facilities in Texas. There are critters that bite and stuff that sticks. We have or had alligators, snakes, fire ants, chiggers, ticks, along with poison oak (vines), brown recluse and black widow spiders, wasps, mosquitos, bees, and more. Please notify us of any sighting of these and we will try to eliminate the problem. Remember: You are in the country, THINK for yourself and those you are responsible for, especially The Kids. Keep your eyes and ears open.
Latest News
- 29 March 2018 - Talapia were added to a few of the lakes: 300 pounds in Eagle, 250 pounds in Dove, and 250 pounds in Osprey
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09 January 2018
- Marcie, an avid birder and a Member's wife, provided a list of birds seen at Damon's Seven Lakes in one day:
great egret - 4 ; great blue heron - 1; great egret - 4 ; blue heron - 1 ; snowy egret - 1 ; little blue heron - 3 ; green heron - 1; white ibis - 6; black vulture - 4 ; turkey vulture - 12 ; red-shouldered hawk - 1 ; American coot - 26 ; sandhill crane - 12 ; Asian collared dove - 1 ; white-winged dove - 2 ; mourning dove - 3 ; red-bellied woodpecker - 1 ; downy woodecker - 3 ; American kestrel - 1 ; Eastern phebe - 5 ; vermillion flycatcher - 3 ; Couch's kingbird - 1 ; blue jay - 4 ; American crow - 5 ; tree swallow - 1 ; Carolina chickadee - 6 ; Carolina wren - 2 ; blue-gray knatcatcher - 2 ; ruby-crowned kinglet - 5 ; Eastern bluebird - 2 ; Northern mockingbird - 2 ; European starling - 7 ; orange-crowned warbler - 2 ; yellow-rumped warbler - 12 ; Savannah sparrow - 5 ; Northern cardinal -6 ; Eastern meadowlark - 5 ; red-winged blackbird - 12 ; common grackle - 5 ; Eastern phebe - 5 ; great tailed grackle - 30 ; American goldfinch - 6