Sycamore, Alabama · Talladega County · Facility
Little Lake Wills is a 22-acre lake nestled in a narrow southern Appalachian Valley about 4 miles east of Sylacauga. Anglers can enjoy bass, bream, and catfish fishing. Natural and artificial baits may be used. A boat ramp with parking for 10 vehicles and trailers is available. Small boats with manual or electric power…
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Little Lake Wills is a 22-acre lake nestled in a narrow southern Appalachian Valley about 4 miles east of Sylacauga. Anglers can enjoy bass, bream, and catfish fishing. Natural and artificial baits may be used. A boat ramp with parking for 10 vehicles and trailers is available. Small boats with manual or electric power only are permitted on the lake.
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