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John R. Bettis Landing
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Location
Location type:
Location Information
Access Type:
Kayak/Canoe Access
Latitude:
32.93238330072724
Longitude:
-80.02281349577027
Water:
Freshwater
Water Type:
Lake
Species:
- bass largemouth
- catfish
- panfish
- other
Parking:
Yes
Launch Fees:
No
Cart Needed:
No
John R. Bettis Landing - off of US Highway 52, near the Trident Technical College, on the Goose Creek Reservoir. The Goose Creek Reservoir offers good bass, bream, and crappie fishing. Alligators are plentiful in this reservoir...govern yourselves accordingly!.
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