Cane Creek Reservoir

Orange - North Carolina


  • 3 catches

  • 120 followers

  • 1 spots

The Cane Creek Reservoir, which is about 8 miles west of Carrboro on the north side of NC 54, offers boat rentals, fishing, a nature trail and picnic areas. This 540-acre reservoir is open on Saturdays from 6:30 am - 6 pm for public recreation from late M...

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Cane Creek Reservoir Fishing Reports

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  1. Purcell Parker
    - Cane Creek Reservoir

    7 lb. 8 oz. 22.0 in. Largemouth Bass

  2. Deleted
    - Cane Creek Reservoir

    Details: 3 lb. 2 oz. 18 in. Largemouth Bass with a Free-lined Trick Worm

    1. Jacob Stout 0
      that's nice
  3. Kevin Bullick
    - Cane Creek Reservoir

    Weighted Texas rigged zoom ultra vibe speed raw watermelon magic color

    2 lb. 10 oz. Largemouth Bass with a zoom ultravibe speed raw

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