San Jacinto County Fishing Streams

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Streams in San Jacinto County

Place USGS Topo Map
Bear Creek Bear Creek
Big Spring Creek Stephen Creek
Black Branch Maynard
Black Branch Goodrich
Blue Branch Bear Creek
Boggy Creek Bear Creek
Boswell Creek Maynard
Bradley Branch Bear Creek
Brickyard Branch Maynard
Browns Creek Carlisle
Brushy Creek Carlisle
Burge Branch Staley
Caney Creek Stephen Creek
Caney Creek Maynard
Cedar Lick Branch Stephen Creek
Chinquapin Creek Maynard
Clear Creek Staley
Clear Creek Coldspring
Coley Creek Rayburn
Davison Bayou Rayburn
Deans Creek Staley
Dobbins Creek Stephen Creek
Double Lake Branch Camilla
Dry Cherry Creek Rayburn
Dry Huffman Creek Camilla
East Carolina Creek Staley
East Fork Caney Creek Maynard
East Fork Pumpkin Creek Maynard
Fish Branch Goodrich
Gum Branch Fostoria
Henry Lake Branch Camilla
Hickman Branch Bear Creek
Hopkins Branch Maynard
Huffman Creek Camilla
Indian Creek Blanchard
Jayhawker Creek Fostoria
Johnson Creek Oakhurst
Kickapoo Creek Carlisle
Little Caney Creek Conroe NE
Little Creek Westcott
McCombs Creek Stephen Creek
McCombs Creek Stephen Creek
McGee Creek Stephen Creek
Mill Branch Oakhurst
Mill Creek Stephen Creek
Mill Creek Camilla
Miller Creek Coldspring
Morris Creek Stephen Creek
Mussel Shoals Rayburn
Nebletts Creek Bear Creek
Negro Creek Coldspring
Newton Branch Staley
Oil Creek Bear Creek
Palmetto Creek Carlisle
Pools Creek Staley
Pumpkin Creek Maynard
Reese Branch Coldspring
Rocky Branch Bear Creek
Rocky Creek Carlisle
Rocky Creek Stephen Creek
Rocky Creek Blanchard
Rocky Creek Maynard
Ross Branch Coldspring
Sand Creek Coldspring
Shoemake Creek Trinity East
Spring Branch Coldspring
Stephen Creek Stephen Creek
Sulphur Branch Camilla
Turkey Creek Conroe NE
West Fork Caney Creek Maynard
West Fork Pumpkin Creek Maynard
Wheatfield Branch Oakhurst
Williams Creek Camilla
Winters Bayou Westcott
Wolf Creek Stephen Creek
Yates Creek Camilla
Zwickey Creek Staley

Above is a map and a list of the streams in San Jacinto County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within San Jacinto County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.