Speckled perch can be caught on minnows, but many anglers use beetle spins or jigs in deeper areas of the lake. Troll or drift until concentrations of speckled perch are located. Bream fishing is best where plant beds are found, with live bait producing the best results. A 4,720-acre chain made up of nine interconnected lakes. The only boat access is a county ramp on Lake Down on C.R. 439.
Parking is limited.
Lakes typically are clear and have sandy bottoms. Small, slow-growing bass are common but an occasional lunker is taken. Bluegill, shellcracker, crappie, and bullhead catfish provide a variety of fishing opportunities. Channels between lakes are shallow, particularly during low rainfall periods. Jon boats and small bass boats are recommended.