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Rock Creek Reservoir

Wasco County, Oregon
88 acres
Bluegill Rainbow Trout

About Rock Creek Reservoir

Rock Creek Reservoir stands as a peaceful destination in Wasco County, Oregon, offering a modest expanse of water covering 88 acres. Its shallow nature, with a maximum depth of zero feet, creates a unique environment that feels open and accessible for visitors seeking a quiet spot near Pine Hollow. The lake's size provides ample space to enjoy the calm waters and surrounding natural scenery. While the reservoir does not boast deep waters, this characteristic contributes to a distinct experience where the water remains approachable and inviting. Its location in Oregon's diverse landscape adds to the appeal for those looking to spend time outdoors in a serene setting away from crowded spots.

Surface area
88 acres

Fish species

Bluegill, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Rock Creek Reservoir

Fishing at Rock Creek Reservoir brings a variety of opportunities for anglers interested in freshwater species. The lake supports populations of bluegill and rainbow trout, presenting a chance to catch both warmwater and coldwater fish in the same outing. The combination of these species makes the fishing experience here interesting, with bluegill offering lively action and rainbow trout adding a prized challenge. The shallow waters can influence fish behavior, often making them more accessible to patient anglers who enjoy exploring different fishing styles.

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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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