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Cleghorn Reservoir

Lassen County, California
151 acres

About Cleghorn Reservoir

In Lassen County, California, Cleghorn Reservoir presents a modest but peaceful water body covering 151 acres. This reservoir is notable for its shallow nature, with a maximum depth of zero feet, which suggests a very flat or marshy water surface. The absence of nearby towns adds to its secluded character, making it a quiet spot for those seeking solitude in nature. The lake's size offers a broad expanse of water, yet the shallow depth influences the types of activities and wildlife it can support. Visitors to this area will find a calm environment typical of the northern California landscape, with no state parks immediately surrounding the reservoir to shape its recreational context.

Surface area
151 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.1

Fishing Cleghorn Reservoir

For anglers of all skill levels, Cleghorn Reservoir provides a straightforward fishing experience. While specific fish species are not listed, the lake's shallow waters typically support a limited variety of fish. The lack of detailed species information suggests fishing here may be more about enjoying the setting than targeting trophy catches. Fishing here requires patience and an appreciation for the quiet, natural surroundings. The absence of ice fishing opportunities means the fishing season aligns with warmer months, focusing on surface and near-surface activity.

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