Looking for suggestions on which dune lakes offer the best experiences for:
Fishing
Kayaking
Sightseeing/wildlife
I know they're all unique but looking for the best suggestions from members that know!
Thanks
TidePride
TidePrideBeach Lover56 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Lover
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5Beach Runner
Beach Runnerbeats on hoodNear the ATL and in SoWal as often as possible15,269 postsJoined View profileMessagebeats on hood
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Me too. In particular, we're building a new home next to Deer Lake. Can we kayak on Deer Lake?
I do know that Deer Lake Park is absolutely beautiful.
I do know that Deer Lake Park is absolutely beautiful.
30A Skunkape
30A SkunkapeSkunkyBackatown Seagrove10,329 postsJoined View profileMessageSkunky
Lake Tresca. Finding it can be an adventure.
Kurt
KurtAdminSoWal2,470 postsJoined View profileMessageAdmin
Western Lake has a bit of everything - great boating of course, with private nooks, access to the gulf, narrow passages, marshes ....
Also it has some of the best fishing, easy public access, State Park access (with boat rental), WaterColor (with boat and SUP rental), a great trail through the dunes.
Also it has some of the best fishing, easy public access, State Park access (with boat rental), WaterColor (with boat and SUP rental), a great trail through the dunes.
Beach Runner
Beach Runnerbeats on hoodNear the ATL and in SoWal as often as possible15,269 postsJoined View profileMessagebeats on hood
Western Lake has a bit of everything - great boating of course, with private nooks, access to the gulf, narrow passages, marshes ....Okay, so SUP is a term used in the US. There are a lot of SUP advocates in Australia. At the surf shop in Torquay I mentioned something about seeing all of the YOLO boarders in the Tasmanian Sea. They looked puzzled. One said, "Okay, mate. We call those SUPs." It's amazing seeing the SUPs on those big waves. When we were in Australia this time, the waves were smooth (not washing machine). So even though the waves were big, they were easier to maneuver.
Also it has some of the best fishing, easy public access, State Park access (with boat rental), WaterColor (with boat and SUP rental), a great trail through the dunes.
BTW hubby has worked in AU near the Great Ocean Road since January 2011. Some of his mates surf every morning before work. They have wetsuits for every different range of water temps. Those who don't surf go to the Great Ocean Road and watch the surfers and exercise. As they say, it's sh** on. That means great!
Thanks Kurt, great information to go by. More info is appreciated in advance.
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