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Kimberly-Clark Lake

Screven County, Georgia
39 acres

About Kimberly-Clark Lake

Kimberly-Clark Lake provides a quiet retreat in Screven County, Georgia, where the landscape shifts gently with the seasons. This small lake spans around 39 acres, offering a modest but inviting water body for those who appreciate a calm outdoor setting. Its notably shallow depth means the water remains accessible and warm throughout much of the year, enhancing the natural ambiance. Situated near the towns of Newington and Sylvania, the lake's surroundings reflect the peaceful rural character of this part of Georgia. The shallow waters contribute to a unique environment that changes with the seasons, making it a pleasant spot for visitors seeking a gentle connection with nature.

Surface area
39 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.5

Fishing Kimberly-Clark Lake

Quality fishing experiences at Kimberly-Clark Lake are defined by the species present and the lake's shallow nature. While specific fish species are not listed, anglers can expect a setting that supports typical freshwater fish found in Georgia's smaller lakes. The shallow waters often create favorable conditions for certain fish to thrive, potentially offering rewarding catches during the warmer months. The lake's size and depth suggest a fishing experience that is more intimate and relaxed rather than expansive or deep-water focused. This can appeal to anglers who enjoy a quieter, more personal fishing outing in a natural setting.

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