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Little Ocmulgee Lake

Wheeler County, Georgia
237 acres
Channel Catfish

About Little Ocmulgee Lake

Little Ocmulgee Lake is a peaceful destination that invites outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy its natural charm across Telfair and Wheeler counties in Georgia. Covering a modest 237 acres, the lake's shallow waters create an accessible environment for visitors seeking a quiet retreat near towns like McRae-Helena, Scotland, and Alamo. Its gentle depth allows for easy exploration and a calm experience on the water. The lake is surrounded by the natural beauty of the region, with Little Ocmulgee State Park nearby adding to the scenic context. This setting offers a blend of rural tranquility and outdoor opportunity, making it a favored spot for those who appreciate a slower pace and the simple pleasures of lakeside nature.

Surface area
237 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.4

Fish species

Channel Catfish

Fishing Little Ocmulgee Lake

Fishing at Little Ocmulgee Lake provides a focused experience centered around channel catfish. Anglers can expect to find these hardy fish thriving in the lake's shallow waters, which support a comfortable habitat for them. This lake’s size and depth create an inviting environment for anglers who enjoy targeting catfish in a relaxed setting. Whether you're casting from shore or a small boat, the opportunity to connect with channel catfish here is a rewarding aspect of the local fishing scene.

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