Texas Fish Report
Water Levels Are Starting to Rise
by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
12-16-2020
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The RV Park is open but tent camping has closed for the season. All boat ramps are currently unusable due to extremely low reservoir levels. There is very little fishing pressure here.
For more information on park facilities closures visit the Jackson County Parks website.
Fishing should be good on Emigrant if you can drag a kayak out here. It is ridiculously low.
The reservoir is at 2 percent -- barely a puddle -- but starting to rise. Expect the banks to be muddy with the recent wet weather.
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