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Carlton Lake

Hillsborough County, Florida
34 acres

About Carlton Lake

Carlton Lake is a quiet and modestly sized body of water in Hillsborough County, Florida, offering a peaceful outdoor setting near the towns of Wimauma, Balm, and Sun City Center. Covering about 34 acres, this lake's shallow nature creates an accessible environment for visitors seeking a calm retreat. Its surface lies flat with no significant depth, emphasizing a unique shallow water experience. The lake is surrounded by natural Florida landscapes and lies within reach of Alafia River State Park and Little Manatee River State Park, adding to the regional outdoor appeal. Its location in this part of Florida makes it a gentle spot for those looking to enjoy nature without the bustle of larger lakes.

Surface area
34 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.1

Fishing Carlton Lake

Fishing at Carlton Lake offers a straightforward and relaxed experience. The lake is home to a variety of fish species that anglers can enjoy, though the shallow waters limit the diversity and depth-related fishing opportunities. The calm surface area encourages a peaceful fishing outing. While the lake does not boast deep waters, the species present provide a chance for casual fishing in a natural Florida setting. Anglers can appreciate the simplicity and quiet of this smaller lake environment.

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