Alexander Lake is 215-acres with an average depth of the lake is 25 feet, and the maximum is 51 feet. The lake has a sandy bottom and the shoreline is developed with mainly small residences. A few of the resident lawns extend to the edge of the lake, however, most homes have trees and shrubs as a buffer between the lawn and the water. There is no public access to the lake. Small boats can use a private right-of-way on the southeast shore and only small (
Thanks for the advice. I spent a week there (8-18-07 to 8-25-07) and did well finding the smallmouth and largemouth bass. They also seemed to congregate on the drop-offs near the flats on the north and northeast side of the lake.
Nice lake with lots of structure. You'll be tempted to fish the docks but stay away! All the bigger fish are in the middle holding on structure. The lake is rumoed to have a 60' hole but in 35 years of fishing here, 50' was the deepest I found. A 5" 323 Yamamoto rigged wacky style works great. I also use 1/4 oz crawdad jigs with claw trailers. The later work great at night. Good luck!
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