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Lint Slough Reservoir

Lincoln County, Oregon
46 acres

About Lint Slough Reservoir

Lint Slough Reservoir invites visitors to enjoy its calm, shallow waters throughout the year. This 46-acre body of water in Lincoln County, Oregon, offers a peaceful setting near the coastal towns of Waldport and Yachats. Its surface is notably shallow, with a maximum depth of zero feet, creating a unique environment that is easy to access and explore. The lake is framed by several nearby state parks, including Beachside State Recreation Site and South Beach State Park, providing a natural backdrop that enhances the outdoor experience. Whether visiting in spring or fall, the reservoir's gentle waters and surrounding scenery make it a quiet spot for nature lovers and casual visitors alike.

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46 acres

Fishing Lint Slough Reservoir

Fishing at Lint Slough Reservoir suits anglers looking for a relaxed experience in shallow waters. While the lake does not list specific fish species, the environment suggests opportunities for species adapted to such conditions. The absence of depth variety means fishing here is straightforward, favoring those who appreciate easy access and a calm setting. This reservoir is best suited for anglers who enjoy a simple, skill-level friendly outing without the complexities of deep-water fishing or diverse species challenges.

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