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Lake Greenwood is located near the towns of Greenwood and Ninety Six, about an hour to the northwest of Columbia and around forty-five minutes to the southeast of Greenville. The waters of the Saluda and Reedy Rivers come from the northwest and feed into Lake Greenwood, which was created between 1935 and 1940 with the construction of Buzzard’s Roost Dam.
Lake Greenwood has 212 miles of shoreline and 11,400 surface acres of water, and today it is owned by Greenwood County. A relatively shallow lake, Lake Greenwood averages 18 feet deep and is 60 feet deep at its deepest point. The Greenwood County Lake Management Department controls permitting, camping, upkeep and maintenance on the lake, and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources helps to manage the fishery resource.
Fishermen target Lake Greenwood’s healthy populations of largemouth and now spotted bass, black and white crappie, bream and catfish, and channel and flathead catfish. DNR also stocks striped bass in the lake, although not in the quantities which they put into Lake Murray, Clarks Hill and other major striper fisheries. White bass are also present in Greenwood, although they are increasingly being displaced by the white perch population. The most significant forage fish on Lake Greenwood are threadfin and gizzard shad. Read More
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— The newest Lake Murray fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-murray-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ November 15 Lake Murray water levels are at 354.62 (full pool is 360.00) and surface temperatures are in the mid- to lower-60s. The river and the backs of creeks have already gotten muddy from this rain. It would not be fair to lead off […]
— The newest Clarks Hill fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-clarks-hill-gasc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ November 14 Clarks Hill water levels are at 327.38 (full pool is 330.00), and water temperatures have fallen into the lower 60s. It would be hard to lead off by talking about any species besides catfish on Clarks Hill right now, and Captain Chris […]
— The newest Lake Wylie fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-wylie-ncsc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ November 12 Lake Wylie is at 98.0% of full pool, and water temperatures are in the lower 60s. With all the rain today it should be no trouble to find some dirty water. Frankly largemouth bass fishing on Lake Wylie remains tough, and Guide and […]
— The newest Santee Cooper fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-santee-cooper-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Santee Cooper water levels are at 75.98 in Lake Marion (full pool is 76.8) and 75.09 in Lake Moultrie (full pool is 75.5). Water temperatures have dropped into the mid to upper-70s and they are pulling a lot of water through the […]
— The newest Hilton Head fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-hilton-head-island-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Inshore surface water temperatures around Hilton Head are still around 80 degrees. As a result of the water temperature there’s not a lot of change with the fishing patterns, and Captain Kai Williams with Awesome Adventures Charters (843-816-7475) reports that until water temperatures […]
— The newest Lake Murray fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-murray-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Murray water levels are at 354.10 (full pool is 360.00) and surface temperatures are in the mid to upper-70s. Schooling activity has continued to heat up on Lake Murray, and Captain Brad Taylor (803-331-1354) reports that from Spence Islands to Shull Island […]
— The newest Beaufort fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-beaufort-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Inshore water temperatures in the Beaufort area are in the mid to upper-70s. With water temperatures still warm at mid-week the fish had not really gotten into fall mode, and Captain Tuck Scott of Bay Street Outfitters (843-524-5250) reports that redfish are still in […]
— The newest Lake Monticello fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-monticello-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Monticello water temperatures are in the mid to upper-70s, and lake levels generally fluctuate daily. As predicted bass fishing on Monticello has improved, and FLW angler Andy Wicker of Pomaria reports that in a recent tournament it took 19 pounds to win. […]
— The newest Lake Greenwood fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-greenwood-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Greenwood water levels are at 439.06 (full pool is 440.0) and water temperatures are in the mid to upper 70s. The lower end has cleared after the storm. Bass fishing on Lake Greenwood is by no means strong right now, but […]
— The newest Edisto Island fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/edisto-island-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Inshore surface water temperatures in the main rivers around Edisto Island are in the upper 70s but dropping. There are lots of bait shrimp in the creeks. With water temperatures only beginning to go down fish are just now starting to get […]
— The newest Lake Wateree fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-wateree-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Wateree is at 98.3% of full pool, and water temperatures are in the mid to upper-70s. The lake was muddy but it is clearing, particularly towards the lower end. It doesn’t mean you can’t catch fish on Wateree, but veteran tournament crappie angler […]
— October 19 Inshore temperatures in the Charleston area are in the mid to upper-70s. As of earlier this week inshore fishing in the Charleston area could not really be described as in fall fishing mode, but with the cold snap the last couple of days it is finally getting there. David Fladd with Eye […]
— The newest Clarks Hill fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-clarks-hill-gasc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Clarks Hill water levels are at 326.63 (full pool is 330.00), and water temperatures are in the mid- to upper-70s. Bass fishing on Clarks Hill isn’t easy, but Augusta University fishing team angler Josh Rockefeller reports that there are a few different ways […]
— The newest Lake Russell fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-russell-gasc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Russell water levels are around 473.8 (full pool is 475.00), and water temperatures are in the mid to upper-70s. Despite the storm clarity is still pretty good. Water temperatures are finally dropping on Lake Russell, but Guide Jerry Kotal (706-988-0860) reports that […]
— The newest South Grand Strand fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-south-grand-strand-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Inshore water temperatures are still unseasonably warm in the mid- to upper-70s along the Grand Strand, and the water is very stained. October is usually a peak time to fish the South Grand Strand, and Captain J. Baisch of Fishful Thinking […]
— The newest Lake Hartwell fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-hartwell-gasc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Hartwell water levels are at 658.55 (full pool is 660.00), and water temperatures are in the mid to upper-70s. Now that Hartwell water temperatures have started to drop Guide Chip Hamilton (864-304-9011) reports that a fall pattern is kicking in. You can […]
— The newest North Grand Strand fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-north-grand-strand-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Inshore water temperatures on the north end of the Grand Strand are in the mid-70s, and the water is starting to clean up after the hurricane. There are very few shrimp in the creeks after the storm flushed them out. With […]
— The newest Lake Jocassee fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-jocassee-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 19 Lake Jocassee is at 92.0% of full pool, and water temperatures are in the mid to upper-70s with normal clarity. The trout bite is experiencing a typical seasonal slowdown on Lake Jocassee, and Guide Sam Jones (864-280-9056) reports that frankly the fishing is pretty […]
— The newest Lake Keowee fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-lake-keowee-sc-fall-2018-fishing-report/ October 5 Lake Keowee is at 97.2% of full pool, and water temperatures range from 82 on the ends of the lake to the upper 80s mid-lake. Water temperatures are still above normal for this time of year, but as they start to drop […]
— September 21 Inshore water temperatures in the Beaufort area are around 81, and water color is very mixed. It’s worth looking for clean water because some areas have it. Both mullet and shrimp are abundant inshore. The redfish bite has gotten a little more consistent, and Captain Tuck Scott of Bay Street Outfitters (843-524-5250) reports that […]
— September 21 Clarks Hill water levels are at 326.55 (full pool is 330.00), and water temperatures remain in the mid-80s. Water clarity has mostly returned to normal. Back on the water after the storm, William Sasser Guide Service (864-333-2000) reports that the pattern for striped and hybrid bass has changed very little. In the morning they […]
— The newest Beaufort fishing report can be found at: http://www.anglersheadquarters.com/ahq-insider-beaufort-sc-summer-2018-fishing-report/ August 24 Inshore water temperatures in the Beaufort area are around 84, and the water is dirty. The redfish bite is pretty sporadic right now, and Captain Tuck Scott of Bay Street Outfitters (843-524-5250) thinks that’s mostly because of the heat. Some days fish are really happy, and […]