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Number 46 Lake

Reynolds County, Missouri
164 acres

About Number 46 Lake

Number 46 Lake is a welcoming destination for those seeking a peaceful outdoor retreat in Reynolds County, Missouri. Spanning a modest 164 acres, this lake offers a broad, shallow expanse of water that invites visitors to enjoy nature's quiet charm. Its location near the small towns of Bunker and Centerville makes it an accessible spot for local explorers looking to unwind by the water. The lake's shallow depth means it is easy to approach and appreciate the natural surroundings. Nearby, Johnson's Shut-Ins State Park and Echo Bluff State Park provide a scenic backdrop, enriching the area's outdoor appeal. Number 46 Lake is a great choice for visitors who appreciate a calm, natural setting with ample space to relax and enjoy the outdoors.

Surface area
164 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.5

Fishing Number 46 Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Number 46 Lake, where anglers can expect to find a selection of fish species that thrive in its shallow waters. While the lake's fish species are not extensively documented, its environment supports a natural aquatic community that can offer rewarding catches. Fishing here is suited for those who enjoy a tranquil setting without the pressure of crowded spots. The lake's size and shallow nature create conditions favorable for a relaxed fishing outing, appealing to both casual anglers and those looking to connect with nature.

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