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Lake drawdown

In January Cube Hydro lowered lake levels on High Rock Lake in order to perform maintenance on the dam. According to published information from Cube, they expect the drawdown to last until possibly the middle of March. You can expect lake levels to remain around 8.5 feet (possibly more) below full pond until the work is complete. Please remember that any work done to shoreline and docks during this time can only be done after receiving a permit from Cube Hydro. If you have an questions about this please check https://cubecarolinas.com/shoreline-management/

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Low lake level reveals growing islands

High Rock Lake is facing significant challenges with siltation and the increasing number of sandbars, particularly at the mouth of Swearing Creek.  In response, the High Rock Lake Association and local government officials from Davidson and Rowan Counties have begun to explore potential solutions to this pressing issue. Now with the lake down it's easy to see the problems we face. To raise awareness the severity of the situation, a lake resident  has created an impactful video showcasing the notable growth of the sandbars over the last few years. This visual evidence in the video below highlights the urgent need for action to address these environmental concerns.

In 2024 local TV station Fox8 explored the issue

Winter on the lake

Discover the serene beauty of High Rock Lake in winter, where the cooler temperatures offer unique opportunity to witness rare bird species and experience the tranquility of the lake without the usual boat traffic. For fishing enthusiasts, this season is a favorite, providing a peaceful setting to cast your line and enjoy nature's quiet splendor. Embrace the charm of winter at High Rock Lake, where every visit reveals something special.

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There are also plenty of places to explore and things to do near the lake. Check out all our great local parks and trails. 

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Winter Beauty 

Winter Crappie Fishing

Winter is a prime time for crappie fishing, as professional guide Shane Walser explains. During this season, crappie tend to gather in schools, often following larger schools of baitfish. Shane emphasizes that successfully catching them requires specific techniques and a good dose of patience. Check out the video below where he shares expert tips on locating and catching these fish effectively.

Escape to the Lake no
matter what season!

Plenty of things to see and do, for the whole family all year round!
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Current Lake Weather

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There are tons of things to do in and around the Lake!

Overwhelmed with where to start? Let us help.

Adventure

Get out and adventure.  Our area is packed with amazing fishing, water sports and more!

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