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Magone Lake

Grant County, Oregon
41 acres
Brook Trout Rainbow Trout

About Magone Lake

In Grant County, Oregon, Magone Lake provides a quiet natural spot for outdoor enthusiasts. This modest lake covers a small area of 41 acres, offering an intimate experience surrounded by the local landscape. The lake's shallow nature, with a maximum depth of zero feet, suggests it is more of a marshy or very shallow water body, which can influence the types of activities and wildlife you might encounter. Close to the town of John Day, Magone Lake is part of a region that includes the Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site, adding to the area's outdoor appeal. Its size and shallow waters create a unique environment that contrasts with deeper lakes, making it a distinctive feature in the local ecosystem.

Surface area
41 acres

Fish species

Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Magone Lake

For anglers with varying skill levels, Magone Lake offers opportunities primarily for trout fishing. The lake is home to brook trout and rainbow trout, species that attract those looking to enjoy a peaceful fishing outing in Oregon's Grant County. While the lake's shallow waters may limit some fishing techniques, the presence of these trout species provides a rewarding experience for those patient enough to fish its calm waters. The setting near John Day adds a touch of rural charm to the fishing experience here.

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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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