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Kelly Lake

Santa Cruz County, California
79 acres

About Kelly Lake

Santa Cruz County in California is home to Kelly Lake, a modestly sized body of water covering 79 acres. This lake is notably shallow, with a maximum depth of zero feet, which suggests it may be more of a wetland or marshy area rather than a deep water body. The lake lies close to small towns like Interlaken, Watsonville, and Pajaro, providing a quiet natural spot within reach of local communities. Surrounding Kelly Lake are several state parks including Sunset State Beach and Henry Cowell Redwoods, which add a scenic and protected backdrop to the area. The lake's shallow nature means it offers a different kind of outdoor experience compared to deeper lakes, emphasizing accessibility and the natural environment of coastal California.

Surface area
79 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.0

Fishing Kelly Lake

Variety in fishing at Kelly Lake is limited due to the absence of listed fish species. The lake's shallow waters do not support typical game fish populations, which impacts the fishing experience here. Anglers looking for diverse catches might find the options minimal or nonexistent at this location. Without known fish species, the lake may appeal more to those interested in the natural setting or other outdoor activities rather than fishing for sport or variety.

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