Favorite Lake?

• Nov 29, 2016

• #1

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CaptainSolo

Senior Member

Ok, this one is sure to be all over the place, but I'm curious to hear what your favorite lake is. Not only just curious, but might be putting together a bucket list of bass lakes around the country.

What lake do you enjoy fishing the most? What is it about that lake that you like?

Currently, mine is Lake Okeechobee, and simply because it has lots of big bass and it is 100% grass fisherman heaven.

 

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• Nov 30, 2016

• #2

brunofishing

Senior Member

Seminole, for the same reason!

 

• Nov 30, 2016

• #3

jocko755

Senior Member

Oneida and Lake Champlain in NY are special. If you can't catch a bass there - throw your fishing poles in the trash.

In GA - I like Carters Lake.

 

• Nov 30, 2016

• #4

King.Of.Anglers.Jeremiah

Fishing ? Instructor!

I've only ever fished freshwater in GA, so I'd have to give it to the west point area or Jackson. Honestly, I prefer the rivers in those areas, but you can catch any species you want in either place. Largemouth? Yes. Stripers or hybrids? Sure. Crappie? Yep. Catfish or carp? Absolutely. I've even caught yellow perch in both places and grass pickerel in Jackson.

 

• Nov 30, 2016

• #5

greg_n_clayton

Senior Member

If you are talking of all fish species, it depends on which is targeted that day !!

 

• Nov 30, 2016

• #6

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henrydaviss

Senior Member

I like Lake Hernando in Florida.

 

• Nov 30, 2016

• #7

Silver Bullet

Senior Member

Erie. Cause a 4# smallie can pull a 7# largemouth backwards.
SB

 

• Nov 30, 2016

• #8

Nicodemus

The Recluse

Staff member

Lake Seminole, because I hunt it, fish it, take baths in it, and live on it part of the year.

 

• Dec 1, 2016

• #9

LTZ25

Senior Member

Lake Sinclair but I don't get out much .

 

• Dec 2, 2016

• #10

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Fishin45

Member

Clear lake in Northern California. Don't get to fish it much anymore living in GA but it's serious fun

 

• Dec 3, 2016

• #11

cutsawah

Member

Grew up fishing East Tennessee, so I would choose Cherokee for largemouth, smallmouth, and rockfish.

 

• Dec 3, 2016

• #12

JWT

Senior Member

Lac la Biche & slave lake in alberta Canada , 4 foot pike & musky all day long in the middle of nowhere

 

• Dec 3, 2016

• #13

fishtail

Senior Member

What was Pond #4 in Fort Stewart. By definition it was a lake till they permently removed the spillways planks.
15lb bass were pretty regular there but I loved the Copperhead Bluegills and Blackcats.
Second would be the St. John's River below Lake George (Fla).

 

• Dec 3, 2016

• #14

GThunter5

Senior Member

Lake Hartwell

Offers all different types of fishing

 

• Dec 4, 2016

• #15

Wesbird2

Senior Member

Farm ponds

 

• Dec 4, 2016

• #16

JJhunts

Senior Member

Wesbird2 said:

Farm ponds

Click to expand...

uh, YA!

 

• Dec 4, 2016

• #17

NCHillbilly

Administrator

Staff member

Fontana in NC. I like it because of the variety. Good smallmouth, largemouth, spots, white bass, walleye, musky, crappie, channel and flathead catfish, bream, rainbow and brown trout, yellow perch, and probably more that I'm forgetting. The whole north shore is national park and undeveloped, which makes it quite scenic, also.

 

• Dec 4, 2016

• #18

spkoli

Senior Member

Lake Winnipesaukee in NH for the Small Mouth and Lakers.

 

• Dec 6, 2016

• #19

seabolt

Senior Member

Lake nottely.and lake appilacha in nc