Clemmons Lake

Clemmons Lake is a 5-acre lake located within Ivy Creek Park. The lake offers a fishing pier, trails, restrooms, as well as kayak and canoe rental. The pond provides freshwater fishing in a safe, family-friendly environment. The pond is stocked with trout and channel catfish seasonally and offers additional fishing opportunities for largemouth bass and sunfish.

Maps & Directions

Clemmons Lake is located at 118 Clemmons Lake Place, Lynchburg, VA 24501 or at 37.403933° N, – 79.232989° W.

Fishing

Bass

present

Catfish

present

Trout

seasonal

Panfish

present

From November 1 through April 30, Clemmons Lake is designated as a stocked trout water. This put-and-take stocked trout water provides opportunities for anglers to catch stocked trout during the colder months. All anglers age 16 and older, fishing the lake during the November 1–April 30 period, must have both state freshwater fishing and trout licenses. Designated stocked trout signs are posted at the lake.

Channel Catfish are stocked one time each spring to provide additional fishing opportunities.

Biologist Reports

  • None available at this time.
  • Regulations

    A trout license is required in addition to fishing license from November 1st to April 30th. From May 1st through October 31 no trout license in needed.

    Trout

    • 4 per day
    • 7 inch minimum length

    Channel Catfish

    • 4 per day

    All Other Species

    • Catch and Release Only

    Other

    • Use of gasoline-powered outboard motors is prohibited.

    Facilities, Amenities, and Nearby Attractions

    Nearby Attractions

    Facilities

    • Fee
    • Parking
    • Handicap-Accessible
    • Food Concession
    • Picnic Tables
    • Grills
    • Restrooms

    Amenities

    • Hiking Trails
    • Bike Trails
    • Viewing Blinds
    • Observation Platforms
    • Fishing Pier/Platform
    • Boat Ramps
    • Motorboat Access
    • Horsepower Limit
    • Electric Motor Only
    • Paddle Access
    • Camping
    • Primitive Camping Only

    There are no public boat launching facilities. Personal kayaks and canoes must be carried from the parking lot approximately 100 yards from the lake.