FISHING HOT SPOTS MAPS

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PRINTED FISHING MAPS For over four decades Fishing Hot Spots has set the standard in Fishing Maps. Rugged, waterproof and accurate there isn't another map you can trust when it comes to getting on fish fast. Whether you are fishing a lake for the first time, or have been on it your whole life, our products will make your time on the water more rewarding. Size: 24 x 36 in. size. Folds to 6 x 9 in. Materials: Made of durable, waterproof material Other Features:Marked fishing areas and Boat Access

Fishing Hot Spot Maps - Clarks Hill Lake (Strom Thurmond Lake) #L650 Georgia / South Carolina Clarks Hill Lake is a sprawling impoundment of the Savannah River. An abundant population of largemouth bass make them the premier gamefish in the lake with fish in the 5- to 8-pound range not uncommon. Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass, Striped Bass, Crappie (Specks), Redear Sunfish (Shellcracker) and Catfish Map Features: Lake Profile Fishery Information Fishing Tips and Techniques GPS Information 44 Accesses with Driving Directions 33 Proven Fishing Areas Marked This lake is called Clarks Hill Lake on the Georgia side and Strom Thurmond Lake on the South Carolina side. It was built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1954 for flood prevention and hydroelectric power. This lake dwarfs most other lakes in South Carolina with the exception of the Santee Cooper Lakes. Clarks Hill is the third lake in a chain of lakes built by the U.S. Corps of Engineers on the Savannah River near North Augusta, SC and Augusta Georgia. The three lakes in order are Lake Hartwell (50,000 acres), Lake Russell (26,450 acres, and finally Clarks Hill (70,000 acres). Just like the other Savannah River lakes, Lake Thurmond has more than enough public access areas to accommodate all those who want to visit. Consequently, there are three state parks located on the South Carolina side and several on the Georgia side. Most of the shoreline is undeveloped with a view of wilderness in any direction you look. Sometimes you can see deer, hawks, beavers, and once in a while a bald eagle. The surrounding pine forest and red clay banks are only broken by the occasional boat ramp area or campsites. Major Highway Access 221 * 28 * 81 Size 70,000 Acresh 39 Miles Full Pool Elevation 330 Feet Above MSL Shoreline 1,200 Miles Dam Height 200 Dam Length 5,680 Feet Turbine Generators 7 Dam Completion 1954 Project Management U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Maximum Depth 141.9 (SCDHEC) Mean Depth 37 Feet (SCDHEC)

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