| The topography of the 17,632 acre
Bluestone Lake WMA ranges from flat bottomlands to rolling uplands,
steep mountains and cliffs. Forests are predominantly oak-hickory.
Hunters will find opportunities for deer, squirrel and raccoon, while
turkey hunting is among the best in the Eastern United States. A rifle
range is also located on the area. Trappers can expect to find mink,
muskrat, fox and bobcat. The New River divides the area. New River
above Bluestone Lake offers excellent float and bank fishing
opportunities for smallmouth bass and channel catfish. Bluestone Lake,
1,970 acres, provides excellent warmwater fishing for catfish,
largemouth and smallmouth bass, striped bass, panfish and musky. Four
boat launching ramps are available. Managed by WVDNR. Recreational
facilities managed by DNR Parks and Recreation Section. Owned by U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers. |
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