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Lake Weohyakapka Vacation Rentals

Lake Weohyakapka

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Why Rent On Lake Weohyakapka

In the heart of Georgia’s rolling hills lies a serene expanse of shimmering water that tells a tale of natural beauty and historical richness. This tranquil lake, with its azure surface reflecting the vibrant greens of surrounding forests, provides an idyllic backdrop for water enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Once a thriving hub for Native Americans, the area now flourishes with quaint towns offering charming eateries, with M6 Grill & Seafood standing out, serving fresh catches and southern delicacies.

History enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby remnants of the rustic Civil War-era ruins that whisper stories of the past. For those seeking adventure, the surrounding hiking trails wind through lush woodlands, leading to breathtaking lookouts, perfect for capturing the golden hues of sunset. Water activities abound—boating, fishing, and kayaking offer a perfect way to explore the lake’s hidden coves.

Every July, the annual Lake Pamona Festival celebrates local culture with music, art, and culinary delights, ensuring a vibrant experience. Visitors may find solace at luxurious lakeside lodges or cozy cabins that blend comfort with nature. This destination remains a hidden gem, inviting travelers to unwind and immerse themselves in its enchanting atmosphere.

Best time to go
Visit Lake Weohyakapka between late spring and early fall, particularly in May and September, when the waters glisten under the sun, perfect for fishing and kayaking. Avoid peak summer crowds and savor tranquil sunsets, enveloped in the sweet scent of blooming magnolias.
Water Quality
Lake Weohyakapka's waters are typically aquamarine to azure, with pristine clarity allowing for a clear view into the depths. The shoreline offers natural scenery with surrounding forests and vegetation, creating a serene and picturesque environment.
Surface area (mi)
8.33
Max depth (ft)
10.01
Elevation (ft)
72.18
Shoreline length (mi)
27.96

Popular activities

  • Boating
  • Fishing
  • Freshwater Fishing
  • Hiking
  • Jet Skiing
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to dive into what Lake Weohyakapka has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • No, swimming is not allowed in Lake Weohyakapka. The lake is primarily known for fishing and other recreational activities like boating, paddling, and nature viewing, but swimming is not permitted.

  • Lake Weohyakapka is a popular destination for anglers and other visitors because it is nationally known for its trophy-sized largemouth bass fishing. The lake’s maximum depth of 12 feet and vegetation like cattail, bulrush, and hydrilla create ideal conditions for bass. It also has a county boat ramp for easy access.

  • The size and catch limits for largemouth bass in Lake Weohyakapka are: anglers can keep 3 bass, either all less than 15 inches, or 2 less than 15 inches and 1 over 24 inches. Bass measuring 15 to 24 inches must be released alive immediately. This helps maintain the lake’s bass population.

  • There is no public beach at Lake Weohyakapka. The lake is known for its fishing, particularly for largemouth bass, and has a county boat ramp but no designated beach area. It is part of the Lower Kissimmee Chain of Lakes and is popular for freshwater fishing activities.

  • Lake Weohyakapka is near the town of Lake Wales, which is about 10 miles to the west. The lake is also close to other nearby towns such as Frostproof, located between Lake Clinch and Lake Reedy.