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Hollis Marsh

Westmoreland County, Virginia
35 acres

About Hollis Marsh

Hollis Marsh presents a modest expanse of water within Westmoreland County, Virginia, offering a peaceful outdoor setting. Its surface covers roughly 35 acres, making it a smaller body of water that invites quiet exploration. The lake's very shallow depth means it feels more like a marshy wetland than a deep reservoir, shaping the experience of those who visit. The surrounding region includes the towns of Montross, VA, and Cobb Island, MD, providing nearby points of access and community. Westmoreland State Park and Point Lookout State Park frame the area, adding a natural backdrop that enhances the sense of being immersed in the outdoors. This setting is ideal for visitors seeking a calm, nature-focused outing rather than extensive water sports or deep-water fishing.

Surface area
35 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.5

Fishing Hollis Marsh

Fishing at Hollis Marsh is defined by the species that inhabit its shallow waters. Although specific fish species are not listed, the lake's environment suggests a habitat suitable for species adapted to marshy, shallow conditions. Anglers looking for a quiet spot might enjoy the simplicity of fishing here. The lake's limited depth restricts the variety and size of fish, but it can still offer a peaceful fishing experience for those who appreciate the natural surroundings and the challenge of fishing in a marsh-like setting.

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