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South Haiwee Reservoir

Inyo County, California
1,097 acres

About South Haiwee Reservoir

South Haiwee Reservoir is a spacious outdoor destination in Inyo County, California, offering over a thousand acres of water to explore. Its shallow nature creates a broad, accessible water surface that invites visitors to spend time enjoying the open space and natural surroundings. The reservoir lies close to the small town of Olancha, providing a quiet retreat for those seeking a peaceful water experience. Though the reservoir's maximum depth is recorded as zero feet, this likely reflects its shallow character, which shapes the environment and recreational possibilities here. The lake's wide expanse offers a unique setting for visitors to connect with nature in the high desert region of California.

Surface area
1,097 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.9

Fishing South Haiwee Reservoir

Variety defines the fishing experience at South Haiwee Reservoir. Anglers can find a range of fish species that make the waters inviting for those who enjoy casting lines in diverse conditions. The lake's shallow waters contribute to a dynamic habitat that supports different fish, enhancing the appeal for fishing enthusiasts. While specific species details are limited, the presence of known fish species suggests opportunities for anglers to enjoy varied catches in this expansive reservoir.

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