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Lake Tillery

Montgomery County, North Carolina
4,847 acres
Blue Catfish Largemouth Bass Striped Bass White Bass

About Lake Tillery

Lake Tillery spans a broad expanse of water in Montgomery County, North Carolina, offering a spacious setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Its surface area covers thousands of acres, providing ample room for boating and lakeside activities. Despite its vast size, the lake is notably shallow, which influences the aquatic environment and accessibility. The lake lies near several towns including Norwood, Mount Gilead, and Albemarle, making it a convenient destination for locals and visitors alike. Morrow Mountain State Park borders the lake, adding a touch of natural parkland to the surrounding landscape and enhancing the area's outdoor appeal.

Surface area
4,847 acres

Fish species

Blue Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, White Bass

Fishing Lake Tillery

Time spent fishing on Lake Tillery brings the chance to catch a variety of popular species. Anglers can expect to find blue catfish and largemouth bass, both favorites for sport and challenge. The lake also supports populations of striped bass and white bass, adding to the diversity of game fish available. The shallow nature of the lake creates productive fishing conditions, often making it easier to locate active fish. This variety offers something for anglers seeking different experiences on the water.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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