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Tribble Mill Park Lake

Gwinnett County, Georgia
109 acres
Bluegill Channel Catfish Largemouth Bass

About Tribble Mill Park Lake

Tribble Mill Park Lake is a welcoming destination in Gwinnett County, Georgia, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy its calm and scenic waters. The lake spans a generous area that offers ample space for visitors to relax and explore nature. Its shallow depth makes it accessible and ideal for a variety of recreational activities. Surrounded by the communities of Grayson, Dacula, and Loganville, this lake sits comfortably within a natural setting complemented by nearby Fort Yargo State Park and Hard Labor Creek State Park. These parks add to the tranquil atmosphere, making the lake a peaceful retreat for those seeking a quiet day outdoors.

Surface area
109 acres
Lake-Link Score
15.1

Fish species

Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass

Fishing Tribble Mill Park Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Tribble Mill Park Lake. Anglers can expect to find bluegill, channel catfish, and largemouth bass thriving in these waters. The lake's shallow nature often encourages active fish behavior, making for engaging fishing sessions. Whether you're casting for sunfish or targeting the more robust bass and catfish, the lake provides a balanced fishing opportunity that suits different angler preferences. The diversity of species present ensures that fishing here remains interesting throughout the year.

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