Located in the hills of southeastern Ohio, Salt Fork Lake is a 2,952-acre reservoir that offers excellent fishing opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. Created in 1967 through the impoundment of Salt Fork Creek, this picturesque lake features steep to rolling terrain dissected by numerous small streams. Originally planned as a water source for Cambridge, the area's recreational potential led to its development as Ohio's largest state park. The lake boasts 74 miles of shoreline with diverse habitats including standing timber in embayments, an artificial reef on the north branch, and rocky shorelines that provide ideal fishing structure.