Kepler Creek Lake is a hidden gem nestled in the woods of Bienville Parish, Louisiana. Created in 1957 when Kepler Creek was dammed, this approximately 2,000-acre lake offers outstanding fishing opportunities with relatively little pressure. The lake is known for its clear waters fed by both Kepler Creek and numerous underground springs, making it cooler than most North Louisiana lakes. The reservoir is characterized by abundant stumps, cypress trees, and aquatic vegetation, especially in its northern section. Kepler Lake is divided roughly into two sections, north and south, separated by a concrete bridge near the mid-point. The lake is relatively shallow, particularly in the north end, with lily pad fields and aquatic vegetation providing ample fish habitat and cover.