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Quick Summary
Javors Lucas Lake is a 581-acre Macon Water Authority reservoir with seasonal public fishing, shoreline and electric-motor boat access, and published operating rules.
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Top Target Species on Javors Lucas Lake
Largemouth Bass
Bluegill
Redear Sunfish
Crappie
Channel Catfish
Frequently Asked Questions about Javors Lucas Lake
How big is Javors Lucas Lake?
The Macon Water Authority describes its drinking-water reservoir as 581 acres.
When can I fish there?
Access follows the Authority's annual posted spring and fall schedule, with summer and winter closures. Confirm the current days and hours before visiting.
Can I use a gas motor?
No. The Macon Water Authority prohibits gasoline and diesel motors; approved boats use paddles, oars or electric propulsion.
Where are the current rules and fees?
The Macon Water Authority's Javors Lucas Lake fishing page posts the current schedule, access fees and site rules. Georgia fishing regulations also apply.
Fishing Javors Lucas Lake
Javors Lucas Lake is a 581-acre Macon Water Authority reservoir near Macon, Georgia. Public fishing operates on a posted seasonal schedule, so check the current Macon Water Authority schedule and lake rules before traveling. This drinking-water reservoir has stricter access rules than many open public lakes.
Fishing Javors Lucas Lake
Anglers target largemouth bass, bluegill and redear sunfish, crappie, and catfish. Work shoreline cover and changes in depth for bass; small bait beneath a float can reach panfish near cover, while crappie often hold around deeper structure. Conditions and fish location change with the season. Explore our largemouth bass guide and bluegill guide for broader tactics.
Access, boats, and hours
The Macon Water Authority posts separate spring and fall fishing windows, with a midsummer closure and winter closure. Hours and fees can change by year; use its live schedule rather than an old price list. Fishing is available from shore or a boat during approved hours. Gasoline and diesel motors are prohibited; use paddles, oars, or electric propulsion and follow posted safety rules. The site is at 150 Broach Lane, Macon. Check the Authority’s rules for harvest, permits, and weather closures, alongside Georgia fishing regulations.
Planning a Macon fishing trip
Bring an appropriate Georgia fishing license, confirm opening days in advance, and pack for a reservoir with limited operating hours. For nearby alternatives and local context, see the Macon fishing page and our Jackson Lake guide. We do not list a confirmed Javors Lucas guide trip here; contact the lake operator about access before arranging any private outing.
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