Every Boat Ramp on Brookville Lake
6 boat ramps · Franklin, Union, Indiana
5,260
Surface Acres
100 ft
Max Depth
6
Boat Ramps
6
Fish Species
Boat Ramps on Brookville Lake
About Brookville Lake
Brookville Lake is one of Indiana's premier walleye fisheries, a deep, clear reservoir in the Whitewater River valley of southeastern Indiana. The lake's depth and clarity set it apart from the typically stained waters of most Indiana reservoirs.
Walleye and saugeye are the signature species, with the annual spring run concentrating fish near the dam. Crappie fishing is outstanding in the creek arms during spring, and largemouth bass grow to impressive sizes in the clearer water. Multiple Army Corps of Engineers ramps provide access around the lake.
Nearest towns: Brookville, Metamora, Liberty
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