Agate Lake Is At 72 Percent Capacity
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
6-9-2021
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Agate Lake is at 72 percent capacity. Conditions are relatively good out here, but clarity is still a bit off. Water temperatures are good for warmwater fishing. Boat ramp and day-use facilities here are open and managed by Jackson County Parks. There is a 10mph speed limit on this reservoir. Lovely views of snow-covered Mt. McLaughlin Agate a nice and easy destination for anglers and wildlife viewers this time of year.
Agate Lake has a good population of black crappie and introduced yellow perch, as well as brown bullhead.
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