South Carolina Fishing Lakes
Current fishing reports for 8 South Carolina lakes. Live water conditions, species reports, best lures, and on-demand current-conditions answers, no account required.
Known for 71,100-acre USACE reservoir on the South Carolina-Georgia border, one of the largest reservoirs in the Southeast, known for largemouth bass in rocky coves, striped bass trolling on open water, and excellent crappie on brush piles.
Known for striped bass thermocline fishery, largemouth bass, Tugaloo and Seneca river arms, 962 miles of shoreline.
Known for top South Carolina smallmouth bass fishery, cold clear Duke Energy reservoir, 18,372 acres in Oconee and Pickens counties, exceptional 20-plus foot water clarity, SCDNR stocked striped bass, Lake Jocassee tributary system.
Known for One of the largest reservoirs in the eastern US at 110,000 acres, part of the Santee Cooper system, nationally recognized for trophy largemouth bass in hydrilla and aquatic vegetation, and one of the top striped bass lakes on the East Coast.
Known for South Carolina's premier largemouth and striped bass reservoir, 48,579 acres with 620 miles of Piedmont shoreline, Field & Stream top winter bass lake, Dreher Island State Park access.
Known for oldest Duke Energy reservoir on the Catawba-Wateree River system, quality largemouth bass and striped bass fishery, historic South Carolina Midlands lake near Camden.
Known for Charlotte metro bass lake on the Catawba River, dual SC/NC fishing regulations, one of the oldest Duke Energy reservoirs in the Catawba chain.
Known for largest lakes in South Carolina, world-record catfish history, landlocked striped bass population, trophy flathead and blue catfish, massive crappie fishery in cypress timber.
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