Fishing Pier
Our handicap-accessible fishing pier is located near the picnic area. The pier was built in cooperation with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission in June 2017. The lake is a popular spot for sport fishing, with largemouth bass the most sought-after species, followed by black crappie, bluegill and several species of catfish.
Fishing Pond
The fishing pond is stocked with channel catfish once a month from May to September. The three-acre pond also contains largemouth bass, bluegill and redear sunfish. Please follow our six catfish daily creel limit.
Winter Trout Stocking In Fishing Pond-
Starting December 18
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is expanding seasonal angling
opportunities by stocking surplus trout in select impoundments across central and western North Carolina this month and we happen to be one of the locations!
The following regulations apply:
- Seven (7) trout per day creel limit
- No minimum length limit
- No bait restrictions
- Trout may be harvested year-round
- Basic state fishing license required
Borrow a Fishing Pole (Tackle Loaner Program)
Register for the program by stopping by the park office and filling out an application. Once registered, you will be able to borrow a fishing rod equipped with hook, sinker and bobber. You will have to provide your own bait, so do not forget to bring those worms, grubs or bait of choice!
We are also proud to provide fishing equipment for fishermen with limited mobility. We have two closed-faced, battery-powered, spinning reels intended for one-handed use. Equipment is loaned out to registered participants at no cost. You can check the equipment out for the day. Contact the park office for further information on fishing equipment available for people with disabilities!
