Union Grove Lake is a 118 acre impoundment in Union Grove State Park. Two concrete boat ramps are available, one on the west side and the other on the east shore of the lake. Excellent shore fishing is available; nine fishing jetties are scattered around the lake.

Largemouth bass, saugeye, bluegill and crappie are the most frequent fish caught. Northern pike, channel catfish and bullhead add to the angler's creel. Saugeye, channel catfish and northern pike are stocked annually.

For more information write or call area fisheries manager.

Area: 118 acres. Shoreline length: 2.9 miles. Mean depth: 7.5 feet. Maximum depth: 16 feet. Drainage area: 7,434 acres. Lake type: Artifical. Stratifies: Occasionally. Special Regulations: No. Boat access: Two concrete ramps. Boat motor restriction: Boats must be operated at no wake speed. Facilities:: Camping, Picnicking, Swimming.

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