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Beardslee Lake

Jackson County, Mississippi
195 acres
Known Fish Species

About Beardslee Lake

Beardslee Lake provides a generous expanse of water in Jackson County, Mississippi, offering anglers and outdoor enthusiasts plenty of space to enjoy nature. Covering nearly 200 acres, this lake's shallow depth shapes a unique aquatic environment that invites exploration and peaceful moments on the water. Surrounded by the towns of Moss Point, Pascagoula, and Escatawpa, Beardslee Lake blends accessibility with a broad, open water surface. Its shallow nature means the lake’s waters warm quickly, creating a lively habitat that supports a variety of fish species and encourages year-round visits from those seeking a quiet fishing spot.

Surface area
195 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.8

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Known Fish Species

Fishing Beardslee Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Beardslee Lake, where anglers can find several species that thrive in its shallow waters. The lake supports a range of fish that appeal to different fishing preferences, making each outing potentially rewarding. With species adapted to the lake’s environment, Beardslee offers a natural setting for freshwater fishing without the complexity of deep-water tactics. This accessibility makes it a welcoming spot for both casual and more dedicated anglers looking to connect with Mississippi’s aquatic life.

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