Lake level is extremely low, partially due to the ongoing drought and because they purposely keep it that way on purpose. But still, I've had quite a few 10 and 15 bass days during March and April. No fishing license required, and parking is $5. where you pay at the kiosk. You then have a mile to mile and a half hike to the lake depending on what shore you want to get to. So it's best to bring one of those "garden type" wagons if you plan to bring and ice chest, lots of gear, or little ones with you. Lake is open Friday, Saturday and Sundays only, from 7 to 4, and is strictly shore fishing only. Make sure to read the lake rules because some fish are catch and release only, and some fish are catch and release beyond a certain size. But for $5. in Orange County you can have a great day fishing whether you...
Read moreI visited this lake for fishing. I have to give you heads up to be prepared to park and walk some distance with your gear before you settle somewhere desirable. It would be a good idea to take some chairs to sit on and maybe a little pull-wagon to carry your stuff. Although we didn’t have much luck, but there were other people who did well. There is a small shop selling baits and some essentials and they are very friendly and informative. As of the day I’m writing the review, the parking is $5 for all day. The lake is open for fishing only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 7:00...
Read moreA beautiful lake to spend the day at while fishing. With the water receding there are different hot spots than before. Not sure about the accuracy of the stocking schedule. It was supposedly stocked this week though there were a few bites around me today. Also, don't forget any of your fishing supplies as the items in the concession store are marked up. I bought an ozark multi-tool, because I had lost mine, for close to $15 and later found the same one at...
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