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Lake Amistad

Amistad, derived from the Spanish word for friendship, was a joint project between Mexico and the US. The lake offers 1000 miles of shoreline and plenty of watersports fun; anglers can test their skills and try to land bass, crappie, catfish, and striper. You’ll need separate fishing licenses for the U.S. and Mexican areas of the lake. Both fishing licenses are sold in the marinas and in many Del Rio stores. Camping, canoe and kayak rentals, and even boat trips to see the pictographs at Panther Cave are other top options.

The best way to see the lake is aboard a boat, and the most luxurious ride is aboard a houseboat. With innumerable coves tucked inside sheer canyon walls, houseboaters can find seclusion as well as some beautiful, spring-fed swimming holes. Families especially enjoy this fun summer activity.

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