Is situated on the south west end of the lake, near the dam. Surrounding topography of that area and summertime temperature differences between the inland lake area and the nearby coast, combine to produce higher than normal wind at this location. This results from the normal onshore flow accelerating as it is funneled up the dam canyon and across the water. The advantage to this is that students learning to windsurf can begin in light wind and advance to stronger wind by simply sailing upwind. That is, they will automatically be blown to a less windy area until their skills develop enough to overcome this tendency.
Wildlife is abundant.
Kayak fishing is becoming increasingly popular as well. For a more relaxing sail, take advantage of the lighter winds and longer reaches near the main facility. It is also extremely popular for catfish, crappie and blue gill. The most popular live baits are stocked daily, and lake specific plastics, lures and tackle are kept in ample supply. Wind Theory and Introduction to Equipment Students are introduced to the equipment, terminology, principles and theory of windsurfing.