I'll be going there Saturday for first time, with my dad in his bass raider and wanted to know if anyone knows of any good coves for this small craft that would have minimal pleasure boaters/pressure. Want to make sure my dad's first trip here is as positive as possible. Thanks for any help.

There are several no wake zones in the lake to fish without any waves. 1 of my fav spots are across from the campground theres a shallow flat that has grass on it, i catch tons of bass using a drop shot there. Another little stretch by the boat ramp by the cabins, theres a big flat there too and i catch them again on a drop shot.

There are several different tunnels that u can go up in and its like having a little lake to yourself.

Another area is to the right of the marina , probably a mile or so there 2 stump hollers both of which are no wake and they hold some big fish.

This time of the year the rock walls are my goto place but they are out on the lake.

They like watermeolon seed senkos and green pumpkin trick worms really well at this lake. And if your goin out at daylight throw a buzz bait, last yr i caught probably 75-100 fish one morning on a white buzz.

Have fun theres plenty of fish over 5lbs in that lake and one a lil over 10 bc i caught him, n turned him loose

We went to Jacksonville. Slow today but we got hooked into some absolute pigs though. One guy was nearly on plane and caused us and some kayakers issues in the no wake zone but other than that it was great.

Our club had a tourney there about a month ago. I didn't go bc it would of cost me too much to fish it alone. Anyhow there were some nice fish caught during pre fishing sessions and also in the tournament. I know a few 7# were weighed in.

Had a 7 or 8 shake off at boat. It was a stud. I haven't shaken like that in years