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Tenmile Swamp

Gulf County, Florida
4,060 acres

About Tenmile Swamp

Tenmile Swamp is a distinctive water destination spanning Calhoun and Gulf Counties in Florida. This expansive swamp covers over 4,000 acres, offering a broad, open water experience that feels more like a vast wetland than a traditional lake. Its surface is remarkably shallow, with no significant depth, creating a unique environment for wildlife and water enthusiasts. Situated near the town of Wewahitchka, Tenmile Swamp provides a quiet, natural setting that reflects the character of Florida's coastal wetlands. The shallow waters mean the area is accessible and inviting for those interested in exploring its natural beauty, though it lacks deep water features common to other lakes in the region.

Surface area
4,060 acres
Lake-Link Score
9.9

Fishing Tenmile Swamp

For anglers with a keen eye for species diversity, Tenmile Swamp offers a chance to engage with the fish populations typical of Florida's swampy waters. The known fish species here contribute to a fishing experience that can be rewarding for those who appreciate the subtleties of shallow water fishing. While the swamp's shallow nature influences the types of fish found, it provides a habitat that supports a range of species suited to these conditions. This environment can be especially appealing to anglers who enjoy the challenge of fishing in less conventional lake settings.

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