Near the center of the state, Lake Sinclair has provided both electricity and recreation since 1953. The 15,330-acre body of water has 417 miles of scenic shoreline with charming coves and inlets as well as long stretches of open water. Lake Sinclair also is among Georgia's most popular boating areas. Georgia Power provides two boat ramps for public access to water recreation. A favorite area for fishermen at all skill levels, Lake Sinclair is the site of national fishing tournaments as well as smaller local ones.
Visitors find fall and winter fishing at Lake Sinclair a special treat.
Georgia Power also provides an outstanding tailrace fishing area below the dam near Milledgeville. The lake's newest recreation area is Rocky Creek Park, a day-use facility that includes picnic tables, grills, boat ramp and a small beach. There are no camping areas available at this facility. Lake Jackson Where the Alcovy, Yellow and South rivers meet, is 4,750-acre Lake Jackson with its 135 miles of shoreline, including quiet coves that make perfect secluded fishing spots. With varied and abundant types of fish, Lake Jackson is truly a fisherman's lake.