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Review & FAQ:
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How was Saugatuck Reservoir created?
- Saugatuck Reservoir was created by the 1941 damming of the Saugatuck River by the Bridgeport Water Company, known today as Aquarion Water Company.
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How large is Saugatuck Reservoir?
- Today, the 827-acre reservoir is a lesser-known site for outdoor recreation, offering undeveloped natural conditions for hikers and shore fishing.
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Is boating or camping allowed at Saugatuck Reservoir?
- Boating and camping are not permitted at the reservoir, but 13 miles of shoreline provide ample opportunity for hiking and wildlife watching.
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What fishing opportunities are available at Saugatuck Reservoir?
- Rainbow and brown trout are stocked annually, and populations of largemouth and smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, yellow perch, and walleye are prevalent.
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Is there an accessible fishing dock at Saugatuck Reservoir?
- An accessible fishing dock is provided, located within the nearby city of Weston.
Saugatuck Reservoir , 33 Pent Rd, Weston, CT 06883
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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