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Union Reservoir

Alpine County, California
192 acres

About Union Reservoir

Spending time on Union Reservoir feels like stepping into a quiet, open space where nature takes center stage. This lake in Alpine County, California, covers a modest 192 acres, offering a broad surface that invites peaceful reflection and exploration. Its notably shallow depth means the waters stay accessible and gentle, creating a unique environment compared to deeper reservoirs. Without nearby towns or parks, Union Reservoir provides a sense of solitude and a break from busier recreational spots. The expansive surface area combined with its shallow nature makes it a distinctive destination for those who appreciate calm, wide-open water settings in the Sierra Nevada region.

Surface area
192 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Union Reservoir

Fishing at Union Reservoir carries a different rhythm due to the lake's characteristics. Although there are no specific fish species listed, the shallow waters typically support a variety of warm-water fish, making it an interesting spot for anglers who enjoy exploring less conventional fishing locations. The lake's size and calmness can offer a relaxed fishing experience, especially for those who appreciate the natural quiet and space around Alpine County's waters. While the species list is not detailed, the environment suggests a peaceful day spent casting lines in a tranquil setting.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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