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Mountain Lake

Hernando County, Florida
120 acres 1 angler reviews
40 Lake-Link ScoreTM

About Mountain Lake

Mountain Lake offers a modest expanse of water in Hernando County, Florida, covering about 120 acres. Despite its size, the lake is notably shallow, with a maximum depth listed as zero feet, indicating extremely limited water levels or possibly dry conditions. This characteristic shapes the experience here, as the water is often distant from accessible points. The lake is surrounded by small communities including Spring Lake, Hill 'n Dale, and Brooksville, providing a quiet backdrop for visitors. Nearby, Withlacoochee State Forest and Colt Creek State Park add to the natural setting, framing Mountain Lake within a broader outdoor landscape. However, the lake's shallow nature and current state may restrict typical water activities and access.

Surface area
120 acres
Lake-Link Score
40.4
Member rating
1.0 (1)

Fishing Mountain Lake

Fishing at Mountain Lake presents challenges due to its shallow waters and current conditions. The lake does not support ice fishing, and there are no known fish species documented here, which limits angling opportunities. Anglers seeking diverse species or deeper water environments might find this location less rewarding. The shallow depth and water scarcity impact the lake's ability to sustain a typical fish population, making it a less viable spot for fishing.

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