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Madera Equalization Reservoir

Madera County, California
191 acres

About Madera Equalization Reservoir

Time spent at Madera Equalization Reservoir brings a peaceful connection to nature in Madera County, California. The lake's surface stretches across a modest acreage, offering a quiet retreat near the small communities of Madera Acres and Parksdale. Despite its shallow depth, the reservoir provides a broad, open water experience that invites visitors to enjoy the outdoors. Surrounded by the natural backdrop of Millerton Lake State Recreation Area State Park, the reservoir's setting complements the calm environment. Its shallow waters create an accessible and inviting space for those looking to spend reflective moments by the water's edge or explore the nearby landscape.

Surface area
191 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.0

Fishing Madera Equalization Reservoir

Fishing quality at Madera Equalization Reservoir centers on the species known to inhabit its waters. Anglers can expect to find familiar fish species that contribute to the local fishing experience. The lake's shallow nature influences the types of fish present, shaping the angling opportunities available. While the reservoir may not offer deep-water fishing variety, it still holds appeal for those interested in the species that thrive in these conditions, providing a straightforward fishing experience in a natural setting.

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