Lake Warren is the largest of the public lakes managed by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources . A valid South Carolina Fishing License is required to fish here…..
Lake Warren is the largest of the public lakes managed by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources . A valid South Carolina Fishing License is required to fish here. Lake Warren State Park is located here.
There are two different sizes listed for this lake. The SCDNR lists the lake as 400 acres and the State Park website lists the lake at 200 acres. According to South Carolina State Park webmaster, 200 acres is the amount of water that can be accessed by the public. The reason is because weeds and other growth have overtaken some of the water. There is also a 2 acre fishing lake located within the Lake Warren State park.
Size: 200 Acres (400 acres – SCDNR Source – Original Size)
For complete regulations: SCDNR Lake Warren
Lake Warren State Park
1079 Lake Warren Rd.
Hampton SC 29924
Phone: 803-943-5051
Reserve America – Lake Warren Info
SCGreatOutdoors.com – Lake Warren Info
Fish Species
The Field & Stream Bass Fishing Handbook
Lake Warren is the heart of a quiet 440-acre state park in the Lowcountry, about four miles southwest of Hampton. The 200-acre lake — backed by a smaller two-acre fishing pond — sits among cypress wetlands and pine woods that draw paddlers, picnickers and birdwatchers as much as anglers.
It is genuinely good fishing water: largemouth bass, bream, redbreast, crappie and catfish, reached from two boat ramps, a large fishing pier and a floating dock. Motors are capped at 10 horsepower, and the park rents jon boats by the day for visitors without their own. It is the kind of unhurried Lowcountry lake that rewards a slow morning on the water.
The lake is about 200 acres within a 440-acre state park near Hampton, in the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Largemouth bass, bream, redbreast, crappie and catfish, with two boat ramps and a large fishing pier.
Motors are limited to 10 horsepower, and the park rents jon boats by the day.
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