CRESCENT LAKE FISHING CHARTERS

Crescent Lake Fishing Charters

Crescent Lake Fishing Charters welcomes you to Crescent Lake. The Lake is very picturesque, inside Lake Clark National Park, and at the base of spectacular Redoubt volcano. Its glacial-fed waters have a beautiful turquoise-green hue that looks like the Kenai. Also known for its unique and incredible bear viewing, Crescent Lake and Crescent River support several salmon runs as well as a healthy population of lake trout and Dolly Varden. The Dolly Varden is a fish a cast on small spinners or egg patterns and few can be as big as 10 plus pounds.

Crescent Lake is around 9 miles long and 4-mile wide glacier-fed lake. The lake is a beautiful turquoise blue which is caused by rock flour also known as glacial flour. The area of CRESCENT LAKE is around 15,960-acre and is a tributary of the St. Johns River. Public access to Crescent Lake is on Highway 17 of the west shore in Crescent City. Crescent Lake is Popular for Largemouth Bass fishing thanks to the many bass fishing features like sharp ledges, shallow grass, drops, canals, cypress trees, and logs. Bass fishing is great in the spring and average during the summer on plastic worms and deep-running lures. Specks hit best during the cooler months on spinners, jigs, and live minnows. Crescent Lake is also known as some of the best Crappie fishing lakes in Florida. Crescent Lake has crystal clear water having an average depth of 10 feet.

The popular bluegill and shell cracker fishing of Lake Crescent are during late spring and early summer as the fish congregate during their spawn. To avoid the heat during the summer months Largemouth bass anglers, fish early mornings, or late evening. Deeper docks and pilings are great targets provided on Lake Crescent. Live shiners, as well as artificial baits both, are effective during the winter months.

Crescent Lake is consisting of clean water, abundant vegetation, and beautiful scenery. The lake has a great amount of wildlife, including the majestic bald eagle. No matter what the pattern is or the day you are fishing or whether you are a new angler the lake provides something to fish here for everyone. Our local experts and guides will help you and guide you for targeting your goal. The pad fields are productive crappie area during the spawning time of February through March. Local anglers find them schooling in open waters just in between the spawn. But, during the spawn, they will go for the pads. The only aspect of this destination is the multiple species to fish. Here you can also find large numbers of lake trout available casting from the shores of Crescent Lake.

Crescent Lake is around 9 miles long and 4-mile wide glacier-fed lake. The lake is a beautiful turquoise blue which is caused by rock flour also known as glacial flour. The area of CRESCENT LAKE is around 15,960-acre and is a tributary of the St. Johns River. Public access to Crescent Lake is on Highway 17 of the west shore in Crescent City. Crescent Lake is Popular for Largemouth Bass fishing thanks to the many bass fishing features like sharp ledges, shallow grass, drops, canals, cypress trees, and logs. Bass fishing is great in the spring and average during the summer on plastic worms and deep-running lures. Specks hit best during the cooler months on spinners, jigs, and live minnows. Crescent Lake is also known as some of the best Crappie fishing lakes in Florida. Crescent Lake has crystal clear water having an average depth of 10 feet.

The popular bluegill and shell cracker fishing of Lake Crescent are during late spring and early summer as the fish congregate during their spawn. To avoid the heat during the summer months Largemouth bass anglers, fish early mornings, or late evening. Deeper docks and pilings are great targets provided on Lake Crescent. Live shiners, as well as artificial baits both, are effective during the winter months.

Crescent Lake is consisting of clean water, abundant vegetation, and beautiful scenery. The lake has a great amount of wildlife, including the majestic bald eagle. No matter what the pattern is or the day you are fishing or whether you are a new angler the lake provides something to fish here for everyone. Our local experts and guides will help you and guide you for targeting your goal. The pad fields are productive crappie area during the spawning time of February through March. Local anglers find them schooling in open waters just in between the spawn. But, during the spawn, they will go for the pads. The only aspect of this destination is the multiple species to fish. Here you can also find large numbers of lake trout available casting from the shores of Crescent Lake.

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