Lake Rhodhiss - Lake Rhodhiss
was built in 1925 and has 3060 surface acres. Another riverine
type
lake with good water flow, oxygen quality, and large forage mass,
Lake Rhodhiss is known for producing trophy stripers of 30+ pounds,
along with large bass, catfish, and crappies. The primary forage
is large gizzard shad, along with threadfin shad and pan fishes.
The northern limit of Lake Rhodhiss is the old Catawba River channel,
which is too shallow to navigate except for especially shallow
draft
boats.
Click here to book a fishing
tour with Captain Craig Price >> |
