How much are boat rentals at Lake Murray?

Boat / Jet Ski / Golf Cart Rental Descriptions	Rental Rates
2659 Bayliner Renezvous Deck Boat 260HP-10 Passengers	$325.00/4 hours $469.00 /all day
Pontoon Boat Lowe 22 ft 2018 115 HP 10 Passengers	$299.00/4 hours $435.00/all day
Pontoon Boat Bentley 24 ft 2018 115 HP 10 Passengers	$299.00/4 hours $435.00/all day

How much does it cost to rent a boat at Table Rock Lake?

Boat Rental Policies:

Boat	Day	1/2 Day
17′ Bass Boat 90 HP	$225	$125
17′ Bass Boat #2 90 HP	$225	$125
18′ Caravelle Ski Boat 190 HP	$450	$300
24′ Tritoon Boat 140 HP	$395	$225

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Branson?

You have to be 18 years of age and either have a boaters license, or the driver has to be of age or have a boaters license.

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Can you kayak on Table Rock Lake?

To navigate, press the arrow keys. Table Rock State Park has two lakes with paddling opportunities, both with the dramatic backdrop of Table Rock and the Blue Ridge mountains, one of the most iconic scenes in South Carolina. Canoe and Kayak rentals are available.

What is the size of Table Rock Lake?

67.34 mi²

Table Rock Lake / Area

How is the fishing at Table Rock Lake?

You’ll find Largemouth, Smallmouth, and Spotted Bass in the lake’s shallowest, clearest waters, which means you don’t have to travel far to hook them. The waters around Table Rock Dam are especially fish-filled. You’ll even find trophy sizes showing up! You can also hook Smallmouth Bass in Table Rock Lake, too.

Are there alligators in Table Rock Lake?

Fun Fact: Don’t buy into the alligator myth in Table Rock Lake. Alligators are not native to Missouri; however, rare sightings have been reported! The Missouri Department of Conservation has discounted this Facebook hoax, claiming that it released alligators into the lake.

What is best time to fish on Table Rock Lake?

Although crappie can definitely be caught at Table Rock Lake year-round, spring is always the best time to go crappie fishing here (for the record, fall is the second best season for crappie fishing). One of the best times to fish for crappie during the spring is in April when crappie spawn at Table Rock Lake.

What is the biggest fish caught in Table Rock Lake?

Paddlefish. Also known as spoonbill because of the shape of the snout, this species has a short season and yields the biggest fish in the lake. The Missouri Department of Conservation certified the state record snagged at Table Rock Lake as weighing in at a whopping 140 pounds, 9 ounces.

How deep is the deepest part of Table Rock Lake?

220′

Table Rock Lake / Max depth

What is the limit on walleye on Table Rock Lake?

The minimum length is 15″, but walleye, sauger, and hybrids from 20″ to 24″ may not be kept, and only 1 fish over 24″ is allowed. The daily bag limit is 3.

Where is the best fishing on Table Rock Lake?

A Guide to the Top 5 Areas to Fish on Table Rock Lake

James River /Aunts Creek area. From the Cape Fair Bridge to the mouth of Aunts Creek, largemouth bass, crappie and catfish are abundant.
Long Creek / Highway 86 Bridge area.
Kimberling City / Mill Creek area.

Do I need a fishing license for Table Rock Lake?

All anglers, except Missouri residents 65 years of age or older, or any person (resident or nonresident) 15 years of age or younger, must possess a valid fishing license. You can obtain a Missouri or Arkansas fishing license online. Click here for Missouri permits or click here for Arkansas permits.

What is the biggest bass caught on Table Rock Lake?

The spotted bass record of 7 pounds, 8 ounces was caught in April 1966 on Table Rock Lake. That reservoir has been hit by thousands of bass fishermen since then, but the record has survived. It’s not hard to see why Missouri’s green sunfish record of 2 pounds, 2 ounces has stood since June of 1971.

What is the water temperature on Table Rock Lake?

Table Rock Lake’s current water temperature is 67°F.

What is comfortable water temperature for swimming?

According to the World Health Organization, water temperatures ranging from 78 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit are generally comfortable and safe for those engaging in moderate physical activity in a pool.