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Cecil Butler Lake

Gadsden County, Florida
34 acres

About Cecil Butler Lake

Time spent on Cecil Butler Lake in Gadsden County, Florida, feels calm and intimate, surrounded by the quiet charm of nearby Havana and Attapulgus. This lake spans a modest 34 acres, offering a cozy setting for outdoor enthusiasts who appreciate smaller, accessible waters. Its maximum depth is essentially at the surface level, creating a shallow environment that shapes the lake's gentle character. The lake's location near Lake Talquin State Forest adds a touch of natural context, enhancing the area's outdoor appeal without overwhelming the lake's tranquil atmosphere. Cecil Butler Lake stands as a peaceful spot for those seeking a low-key experience in Florida's freshwater landscape.

Surface area
34 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.9

Fishing Cecil Butler Lake

Quality fishing at Cecil Butler Lake centers on the species known to inhabit its waters. While the lake's shallow nature limits the diversity of fish, anglers can anticipate encounters with the species present. The lake's size and depth create a unique fishing environment that can be appreciated by those familiar with Florida's freshwater habitats. Though the fish variety is not extensive, the opportunity to connect with local species in a quiet setting makes the fishing experience here distinct and rewarding for anglers who value the quality of their time on the water.

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