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Upper Tumalo Reservoir

Deschutes County, Oregon
140 acres

About Upper Tumalo Reservoir

Upper Tumalo Reservoir has a quiet charm that appeals to visitors looking for a peaceful outdoor setting in Deschutes County, Oregon. Covering about 140 acres, this shallow body of water offers a broad surface ideal for those who appreciate open water environments. Despite its size, the reservoir's depth is minimal, which shapes the character of the lake and the experience it provides. The reservoir sits near the towns of Tumalo, Tetherow, and Bend, adding a touch of local community to the natural scene. Tumalo State Park is nearby, offering a bit of protected land that frames the reservoir's surroundings, enhancing the area's natural appeal without overwhelming the lake's calm presence.

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140 acres

Fishing Upper Tumalo Reservoir

Quality fishing at Upper Tumalo Reservoir is defined by its specific species presence. Anglers will find the lake's fish population limited to a few known species, which shapes the fishing experience here. The shallow nature of the reservoir influences the type of fish found and how they behave, offering a unique challenge for those who seek out these waters. The fishing here may appeal to those looking for a straightforward, focused encounter with the lake's aquatic life.

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