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Number Five Reservoir

Mckean County, Pennsylvania
100 acres

About Number Five Reservoir

Time spent near Number Five Reservoir in McKean County, Pennsylvania, brings a peaceful retreat to the outdoors. This lake spreads across about 100 acres, offering a broad, shallow water surface that creates a calm and accessible environment for visitors. Its zero feet maximum depth suggests a very shallow basin, which shapes the lake's gentle character and ease of access. The nearby towns of Lewis Run, Bradford, and Foster Brook provide a quiet backdrop to the reservoir's natural setting. Allegany State Park lies within the surrounding region, adding to the area's outdoor appeal without intruding on the lake's tranquil atmosphere.

Surface area
100 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.7

Fishing Number Five Reservoir

Variety in fishing at Number Five Reservoir is limited due to the absence of listed fish species. The shallow waters typically support certain warm-water species, but no specific fish are documented here. Anglers looking for a diverse catch might find this lake less varied compared to others. Fishing opportunities may still appeal to those who enjoy quiet, natural settings and the chance to explore a less crowded water body. The lake's shallow nature often means accessible fishing spots along the shorelines.

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