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Butler Pond

Berrien County, Georgia
30 acres

About Butler Pond

Butler Pond is a modest-sized body of water located in Berrien County, Georgia, offering a quiet outdoor space near the towns of Nashville, Ray City, and Adel. Its surface area covers roughly 30 acres, making it an intimate setting for visitors seeking a natural retreat. The lake's shallow depth, essentially at zero feet, suggests a very flat water body that might be more marsh-like or pond-like in character. This shallow nature influences the lake's ecosystem and recreational use, providing a unique environment compared to deeper lakes in the region. Reed Bingham State Park lies nearby, adding to the natural context of this area and offering additional outdoor opportunities for those visiting Butler Pond.

Surface area
30 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.6

Fishing Butler Pond

Fishing at Butler Pond centers on the species known to inhabit its waters. Although specific fish species are not detailed, the lake's shallow and modest size typically supports a variety of warm water species common to Georgia ponds. Anglers can expect a fishing experience shaped by the pond's natural conditions and local aquatic life. The presence of nearby towns like Nashville and Ray City makes Butler Pond accessible for local anglers looking for a quiet spot to fish without the bustle of larger lakes. The fishing here is likely to be a peaceful, nature-focused outing rather than a high-intensity sport fishing destination.

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