Lake Alan Henry is a reservoir in the upper Brazos River Basin of West Texas, formed by the John T. Montford Dam in the early nineteen-nineties. The three sites in our database are all boat-access freshwater dives suited to beginners, with depths ranging from shallow coves to a maximum of thirty metres. Visibility is characteristically low, typically between one and four metres, which is the defining challenge of diving here. Fish species recorded include catfish, perch, and carp. The reservoir is a quiet, low-traffic destination for divers looking for accessible inland freshwater experience in West Texas.
Fin maps 3 sites in Lake Alan Henry (1 scuba diving sites).
