2nd Jennings Randolph Lake Dive - Spring Time Dive

This Sping time dive was not as clear as the fall dive we had. Still had fun putting this together. We will have another dive video out this year.
Here is the link to the first Jennings Randolph Lake Dive:
• Jennings Randolph Lake...

[@jefferywine6249]

Appreciate you taking us along

[@bbunderwater1857]

Nice to see the comparison of the seasons

[@stimpy1715]

DCL turned into the usual holiday froth. Thanks you always have food content.

[@donhershfeld9930]

Wow, the amount of rocky substrate down there! IDK how representative the areas shown might be for the rest of the lake bottom,
but it strikes me that there might even be too much of a good thing, preventing fish from concentrating in any one area?

[@EverythingFishingJT]

Hard for me to say because we have only seen a fraction of the lake. I will say that when the lake drops in the fall, there is a concentration of bass not far from the bridge.

[@NESDwayne]

Jennings is a man man lake built over a town back in 1981. Have you seen any old structures down there?

[@EverythingFishingJT]

Jennings is such a deep lake. We have only explored the one area. I know much of that old town was deep along the old river. “I think” that the closer we get to where Potomac flows in, the less clear the lake will be. We do plan to explore more of the lake. To dive other areas, there will have to be perfect conditions. There is a lot to consider.

[@bbunderwater1857]

The town was called “Shaw”.
To my knowledge, and I actually did research it a little, most of the town was disassembled and the building materials were reused elsewhere. I believe that is what I found.

[@bbunderwater1857]

And yes it is a very deep lake. I think the town would be in over 200’ of water which is well beyond recreational diving limits.

[@NESDwayne]

@@bbunderwater1857 wow I had no idea how deep it was.

[@bbunderwater1857]

Yessir the max depth of that lake is 296 ft