This is one of the shallower brushpiles and is approximately 10 feet deep when the reservoir is full. It is easy to locate just NE of the boat ramp and is marked with a buoy. There are currently 30 cedar trees anchored with large cinder blocks spread across a large area. Historically, this was an excellent location to catch largemouth bass and crappie when the lake is at conservation.

This fish attractor located just south of the north marina pier is 14-18 feet deep when the reservoir is full. It is infrequently maintained and consists of around 70-80 cedar trees, but can occasionally offer some decent crappie fishing during the spring and through the ice. Channel catfish are also caught off this brush pile during the spring and summer months.

We really beefed up this brush pile with the addition of 60 large cedar trees in March 2014.

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This boat ramp is located on the river for river access

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This boat ramp is located on the south side of the reservoir near the dam in Engineers Cove.

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Next to Engineers Cove boat ramp.

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Located near the west end of the Wildlife Area directly east of Climax approximately 1 mile. This office is the management headquarters for the Wildlife Area.