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LAKE / AREA INFORMATION Fishing is the main thing that draws people to Wolf River Resort & Marina located on Forty-eight square mile Dale Hollow Lake. Dale Hollow is nationally famous for a wide variety of fish, including some of the best bass fishing in the country. In fact, the world record for smallmouth bass (11 pounds, 15 ounces), was caught near the Wolf River Marina, and the shoreline abounds in small game and waterfowl. But while fish and fishing may be the main attraction, the 620 miles of shoreline provide many excellent sites to anchor for camping, scuba diving, water skiing, swimming, and other water sports. Dale Hollow is considered to be one of the cleanest lake in the country. Its location, nestled in the foothills of the Cumberland Mountains, provides some of the most relaxing scenery available and draws vacationers from across the country to its shores. Area Attractions include the famous Stephen Foster Story, My Old Kentucky Home State Park, Maker Mark Distiller, Kim Beam American Outpost Museum, My Old Kentucky Home Dinner Train, Talbot Tavern, and Many other attractions in Bardstown about an hours drive to the North. To the South is Mammoth Cave, Kentucky Down Under, The Corvette Museum and Plant Tour, Shakertown at South Union, Hobson House, and "Riverview" in the Bowling Green area. Hodgensville is the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln and his boy hood home. Lexington features the Kentucky Horse Park and Keeneland Race Track. There are always many things to do and see in the Wolf River and Dale Hollow Lake area. Good food is to be found throughout this Cumberland Mountain region, folks are friendly and tell "Tall Tales" about the fish they've caught and the ones that got away. Click here for Local Weather Conditions
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