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Smith and Morehouse Reservoir

Summit County, Utah
193 acres

About Smith and Morehouse Reservoir

Smith and Morehouse Reservoir offers a seasonal retreat in Summit County, Utah, where visitors can enjoy the outdoors year-round. This 193-acre body of water provides a broad surface area that invites exploration and relaxation. Despite its expansive size, the reservoir is notably shallow, with a maximum depth of zero feet, which shapes the character of the water and surrounding environment. The reservoir lies close to the town of Oakley, UT, making it accessible for local and visiting anglers or nature enthusiasts. The area is framed by Rockport State Park and Jordanelle State Park, adding to the natural context and outdoor appeal of the region. These parks help define the broader landscape around the reservoir, contributing to a diverse outdoor experience.

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193 acres

Fishing Smith and Morehouse Reservoir

Variety marks the fishing experience at Smith and Morehouse Reservoir, where anglers can find several known fish species. Though the lake's shallow nature influences the aquatic habitat, it supports a range of fish that appeal to those seeking a diverse catch. Fishing here can be a unique experience due to the lake's characteristics and species availability, offering opportunities for anglers who appreciate a broad spectrum of fish within a compact environment.

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