Lamoka Lake Rtn. These launch sites are on either side of a CR23 road culvert giving access to the channel connecting Lamoka and Waneta Lakes. The road culvert will only allow small fishing boats to pass between Lamoka and Waneta lakes due to its limited height and width. There is a parking area adjacent to the launch sites. There is a rough road leading to the north end or Waneta Lake for the town of Wayne.
Algae blooms occur regularly in summer causing turbidity.
The southern end of the lake is shallow and generally classified as a wetlands area. Details of this power plant and water level control can be found in this section on the Lamoka Lake description. Details of the channel connecting the two lakes and the boat launches is also described in the Lamoka Lake description. Waneta Lake is very similar to Lamoka Lake in many respects. It too has a good forage base, including a very large population of alewives, or sawbellies, enabling most predator species to grow to very respectable sizes.