Four lakes. Three you'll chase. One just for fun.
50
Acres
3
Managed
1
Open
Lake Kelley
11.5 Acres · Our Most Established Water
The lake the club was built around. Rumors abound of a giant lurking in its deeper water — the kind of lake where you fish quietly, because you never know what's watching your bait.
Status
Managed
Structure
Deep water, timber
Known For
Trophy potential
Best Fished
Early morning, dusk
Lake Alabama
14.1 Acres · Our Largest Impoundment
Open, rolling water with room to work a bank all day. Shad move through in schools, and the lake carries some of the club's Tiger Bass genetics — built for anglers who like to cover water.
Status
Managed
Structure
Open water, points
Known For
Shad forage, Tiger Bass
Best Fished
All day
Lake Georgia
12.4 Acres · Vegetation & Topwater
Dense lily pads and cover make this the lake for a topwater bite — the kind of visual strike that stays with you all season. Slow down here and work the edges.
Status
Managed
Structure
Lily pads, dense cover
Known For
Topwater strikes
Best Fished
Overcast mornings
Lake Hayes
5 Acres · Open, Family Water
Unmanaged and unpressured — bluegill and bass that bite all day long. This is the lake for a first cast, a first catch, and the marshmallows afterward at the fire pit.
Status
Open / unmanaged
Structure
Shallow, easy banks
Known For
Kids' first catch
Best Fished
Anytime
