Lake Information, Details & State Management
Caesar Creek Lake is in Warren – Clinton – Greene counties. The lake covers 2830 acres of fishing water with 33 miles of shoreline. This lake is in Ohio Division of Wildlife District Five(5).
Location – The lake is located four miles east of Waynesville and two miles west of I-71 along State Route 73. The lake is about 30 miles northeast of Cincinnati and 15 miles southeast of Dayton.
Approximately 30 miles northeast of Cincinnati. Approximately 15 miles southeast of Dayton.
Caesar Creek Lake has; *Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass *Bluegill *Crappies *Carp *Catfish. The lake fishery has been naturally sustained through normal expansion of the streams populations and flooded ponds.
The lake features three ramps; Wellman Meadows near the dam ~ State Route 73 on the west side ~ at Haines Road on the upper end. A campground with boat launch is located at Mound and Center Roads on the upper east side.
The Ohio Division of Wildlife monitors fish populations and water quality management. Extensive habitat work prior to impoundment has resulted in an abundance of fish habitat throughout the lake.
Caesar Creek Lake Location - Courtesy of Google Maps
Caesar Creek Lake, OH Weather ~ 45068
A very special THANKS to the Ohio Division of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife and Division of Watercraft for their hard work and dedication in providing Ohio sportsmen and women with excellent fishing & hunting opportunities!
WE APPRECIATE YOU!
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