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A shallow 5,757-acre lake located northeast of Tallahassee, Lake Iamonia is not ideal for swimming. With an average depth of five feet, it is more suitable for frogs and wading birds. It is a prairie lake, meaning it drains out during the dry season. Its fertile bottom provides excellent conditions for the growth of all kinds of water plants, and it serves as a great breeding ground for fish. Fishing is naturally the most popular sport on the lake, which is rich in prize bluegill, largemouth bass, and black crappie. A slow trip in a canoe or kayak is also great way to spend the day on the lake. You might be lucky enough to spot white-tailed deer, turkeys, or an alligator lying peacefully in the sun. Map
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