Every Boat Ramp on Burnsville Lake
0 boat ramps · Braxton, West Virginia
968
Surface Acres
85 ft
Max Depth
0
Boat Ramps
6
Fish Species
Boat Ramps on Burnsville Lake
No ramps found yet.
About Burnsville Lake
Burnsville Lake is a 968-acre Army Corps of Engineers reservoir on the Little Kanawha River in Braxton County, offering a quiet, uncrowded fishing experience in the heart of West Virginia's mountain country. The lake is an excellent crappie fishery, with fish stacking up around the abundant standing timber and brush piles that line the submerged creek channels. Largemouth bass thrive in the sheltered coves and along the wooded shoreline, providing consistent catches throughout the warm-water season.
The Burnsville Dam recreation area provides a boat ramp and bank fishing access, and the Bulltown Historic Area on the upper end of the lake offers additional facilities including camping and hiking trails. Walleye have been stocked and are establishing a growing population in the deeper sections of the reservoir. Channel catfish and bluegill round out the multi-species fishery, making Burnsville Lake a great destination for family fishing trips. The surrounding Appalachian forest provides a beautiful backdrop and ensures a peaceful atmosphere even during summer weekends.
Nearest towns: Burnsville
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