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Westwood Lake South

Miami Dade County, Florida
61 acres

About Westwood Lake South

Time spent around Westwood Lake South brings a quiet, reflective experience in Miami-Dade County, Florida. This lake spans a modest 61 acres, providing a broad surface that feels open yet intimate. Its shallow nature, with a maximum depth of zero feet, creates a unique environment that blends seamlessly with the surrounding communities of Westwood Lakes, Sunset, and University Park. The lake's location in southern Florida means visitors enjoy a warm climate year-round, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore its calm waters. While it lacks significant depth, the lake's size offers ample space for peaceful moments by the water's edge or gentle paddling. The nearby towns add a touch of local charm without overwhelming the natural setting.

Surface area
61 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.1

Fishing Westwood Lake South

Variety is subtle here, as Westwood Lake South is home to a limited range of fish species. Anglers can expect to find familiar freshwater fish that thrive in Florida's shallow waters. The lake's environment supports these species comfortably, making it a quiet spot for those who appreciate a more relaxed fishing experience. While the species list is not extensive, the opportunity to fish in a calm and accessible setting near Miami-Dade's urban areas is a draw for local anglers seeking convenience and tranquility.

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