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Onemile Bay

Hamilton County, Florida
299 acres

About Onemile Bay

Time spent on or around Onemile Bay in Hamilton County, Florida, carries a quiet, reflective quality. The lake's surface stretches across nearly 300 acres, providing ample space to enjoy peaceful water views and gentle breezes. Its very shallow depth creates a unique environment that shapes the character of this water body, making it feel more like a broad, calm bay than a deep lake. Situated near the town of White Springs, Onemile Bay is embraced by the natural landscape of northern Florida. The nearby Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park adds a touch of cultural context to the surroundings, enhancing the sense of place without overwhelming the lake's natural simplicity. This is a spot where the landscape and water blend seamlessly into a tranquil outdoor experience.

Surface area
299 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.1

Fishing Onemile Bay

Variety in fishing at Onemile Bay is limited by the known fish species present, but the lake still offers opportunities for anglers who appreciate a calm and shallow water setting. The species found here reflect the local aquatic environment, inviting those who enjoy a quieter fishing experience. Though the lake's shallow depth might restrict some types of fishing, it can provide a unique chance to connect with nature in a less crowded setting. Anglers looking for a peaceful outing in Hamilton County will find this lake's gentle waters appealing.

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