Lancaster, Malouf Lake

Dallas / Fort Worth Area

Lancaster, Malouf Lake

Dallas / Fort Worth Area

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Property Info

  • General Availability
    Available all season, including Teal season.
  • Hunting Blind Available
    Yes
Tucked away in Lancaster, Texas, you'll find Malouf Lake, a 25-acre spot serious duck hunters love. This place has shallow water at the south end and cozy nooks in the northeast and west corners of the dam. Some mossy patches in the shallows make it a perfect home for waterfowl. The lake is less than an hour from Dallas, so it's a quick drive. The first duck blind is at the northwest corner of the dam near the boat launch area. There's a second hidden duck blind on the southeast side that will hold up to four hunters. You'll find ducks like Gadwall, Wigeon, and Pintails here, making it a top pick for dedicated hunters. If you want to explore the lake, there's a 12-foot jon boat by the boat ramp, but you need to bring your own trolling motor, batteries, and paddles. Now, since Malouf Lake is on an active cattle ranch, don't forget to close the gate behind you when you come and go. It's a way to show respect for this special spot that serious hunters truly appreciate.

Requirements

This lake is on an active cattle ranch, so please be sure to lock the gate behind you.

General Directions

App. 30 minutes (20 miles) South of downtown Dallas.

Hunting Report

01JAN2025 - Thought their’d be more

Carrie Babcock on Jan 18 ,2025

We had a few birds come in high from the south in the morning. We got our first bird about 30 minutes after shooting light. A pair of spoonies decoyed in.  There wasn't much for the next two hours.  Anything that…

Zero, Nada, Nothing

Gene Skrabanek on Jan 15 ,2025

Only a single flyer saw three on the opposite side of the lake on the way out… Can't wait until i need to buy another box of shells:(      

Went Swimming

Nathan Lemons on Jan 07 ,2025

Hunted the West side of the pond on a finger. Beware of the steep drop. Was about mid chest deep, took a step and went shoulder deep and feet couldnt touch. Swam back up to where i could walk. Luckily…

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