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Lowry Lake

Clay County, Florida
1,237 acres

About Lowry Lake

Lowry Lake is a peaceful destination in Clay County, Florida, ideal for those seeking a spacious natural setting. Covering over a thousand acres, this lake's shallow waters create a calm environment perfect for serene outdoor experiences. Its location near towns like Keystone Heights and Starke adds easy access without sacrificing tranquility. The lake's maximum depth is essentially at surface level, emphasizing its broad, shallow nature, which shapes the character of the water and surrounding landscape. Visitors will find the nearby Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park enhances the area's natural appeal, offering a backdrop of protected wilderness. This setting makes Lowry Lake a favored spot for those wanting to enjoy Florida's outdoor beauty in a less crowded environment.

Surface area
1,237 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.9

Fishing Lowry Lake

Quality fishing at Lowry Lake centers on the species naturally present in its waters. Anglers can expect to find a variety of fish suited to the lake's shallow environment. The species diversity provides a rewarding experience for those who appreciate fishing in a more natural, undisturbed setting. The lake's size supports a good habitat for these species, making it a worthwhile visit for anglers interested in exploring Florida's freshwater fishing options without the bustle of more heavily fished locations.

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