American South
The Outdoors
Fishing is one of the most popular outdoor activities in the South. The lakes in the southern states of America contains fish species such as bream, catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, striper, shellcracker, walleye, and perch. Rivers offers fishermen the opportunities to catch American shad, shellcracker, and smallmouth bass, while mountain streams are hot spots for brook, brown trout, and rainbow.The largest lake in South Carolina is Lake Marion, north of Charleston, near Santee. Lake Marion is famous for its largemouth bass fishing, and big catfish can be caught in the canal between Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie. This two lakes attracts visitors from all over the United States and the world. There are fishing guides, campgrounds, boat ramps, restaurants, and hotels. Another great fishing water in the South is the Tennessee River. The river contains more than 200 fish species and offers anglers a wide range of fishing opportunities. The Tennessee River flows through Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Kentucky. Deep sea fishing is also a popular activity in the South. The Gulf of Mexico at Florida's southeast coast offers excellent deep sea fishing for amberjack, barracuda, grouper, kingfish, mahi, shark, Spanish mackerel, snapper, and tuna. Florida is also known for great lake fishing. Some of the best bass fishing lakes in Florida are: Lake George, east of Ocala; Lake Tarpon, north of Tampa; Rodman Reservoir, east of Gainesville. Besides fishing, the American South offers plenty of outdoor adventures such as: scuba diving in South Florida; rock climbing on Smoky Mountains; whitewater rafting down the Ocoee River; deer hunting in West Alabama; bear hunting in the southeastern Appalachian Mountains; kayaking on the Mississippi River; mountain biking in Sumter National Forest; bird watching at the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge; and hiking on the Appalachian Trail, which goes from Georgia to Maine.
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