Moores Lake

Moores Lake is a lake in the American state of Delaware's Kent County. The lake is 10 feet above sea level and is situated along Isaac Branch south of Dover and east of Camden. Largemouth bass, yellow and white perch, bluegill, pickerel, brown bullhead, pumpkinseed, and black crappie are among the fish species found at Moores Lake. In the region between the boat launch ramp and the dam, anglers are allowed to fish from the shore.

Small boats, canoes, and kayaks can launch from a boat launch that is provided. Given that the majority of Moores Lake's two miles of shoreline is private property, boat fishing may be the best option.

Moores Lake was originally dominated by carp and catfish. The best bets right now are bass and crappie. According to reports, there have previously been problems due to an overabundance of planktonic algae and spatterdock. Visitors may need to be cautious of any aquatic vegetation that could be dangerous. This lake is one of the best lakes to visit in Delaware.

Location: Kent County, Delaware