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Lake Hawkins #12853770 08/05/18 01:32 AM
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I am looking at possibly going to Lake Hawkins for Labor Day weekend. We have never been to this lake. It doesn't look like the type of lake that would get a lot of recreation boat traffic. Right or wrong?

This lake appears to have a LOT of lily pads. Anyone had any luck with a frog?

Has anyone from outside the Hawkins area spent the night locally? Any recommendations?


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Re: Lake Hawkins [Re: Rayzor] #12853787 08/05/18 01:40 AM
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There is a lot of recreational boat traffic on Hawkins on the main lake. Too much timber up on the north end, so that's where you'll want to fish. Lots of grass and pads on the north end as well.

I haven't been this season, but there's a good chance you'll see a gator or two up above the bridge.

As far as lodging, there's a nice RV part that also allows tent camping. Other than that, there's a small motel in Hawkins.

Really good Italian restaurant on the lake as well.






Re: Lake Hawkins [Re: GTrigg] #12854683 08/06/18 12:47 AM
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Originally Posted By: GTrigg
There is a lot of recreational boat traffic on Hawkins on the main lake. Too much timber up on the north end, so that's where you'll want to fish. Lots of grass and pads on the north end as well.

I haven't been this season, but there's a good chance you'll see a gator or two up above the bridge.

As far as lodging, there's a nice RV part that also allows tent camping. Other than that, there's a small motel in Hawkins.

Really good Italian restaurant on the lake as well.



Any luck with topwater?


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Re: Lake Hawkins [Re: Rayzor] #12865115 08/15/18 04:58 PM
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Have fished there once in the heat of August and did not have much luck. Watch for the million stumps on the N end. There is a boat lane marked...stay in it unless you are using the trolling motor and even then it is tough to get through.

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