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Lake Upper Mulberry River Eleven

Gwinnett County, Georgia
46 acres

About Lake Upper Mulberry River Eleven

Lake Upper Mulberry River Eleven is a serene destination in Gwinnett County, Georgia, offering anglers and nature lovers a quiet retreat. This 46-acre lake features very shallow waters, making it accessible and inviting for those who appreciate calm, intimate fishing spots. Its location near the towns of Auburn, Dacula, and Carl adds to its appeal for local outdoor enthusiasts. The lake's surroundings include Fort Yargo State Park and Don Carter State Park, which frame the area with additional natural beauty and recreational opportunities. While the lake itself is modest in size and depth, it provides a peaceful setting for visitors seeking a close connection to nature in northeastern Georgia.

Surface area
46 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.0

Fishing Lake Upper Mulberry River Eleven

Spending time on Lake Upper Mulberry River Eleven brings a relaxed fishing experience focused on the species naturally present in its waters. Anglers can expect to encounter a variety of local fish species that thrive in the lake's shallow environment. The lake's calm surface and accessible shoreline make it a comfortable spot for fishing outings. Though the lake's depth is minimal, it supports a fishing experience that emphasizes patience and appreciation of the natural surroundings rather than high-intensity angling action.

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