size in acres
10
moon phase
Ashland Reservoir is located in Northwest Morgan County, 3 miles southwest of Ashland off of Route 123 and Collins Road, 21 miles northwest of Springfield.
The Ashland New Reservoir is owned by the Village of Ashland and was constructed in 1978 as a secondary water supply. The Village of Ashland entered into a formal Cooperative Management Agreement with IDNR in 1988. The first step taken was a complete rehabilitation of the lake and subsequent restocking. The lake is 10 acres and has a maximum depth of approximately 20 feet. Boats are allowed with electric trolling motors only (No gas motors allowed on boat). There is a one-lane gravel ramp on the north end of the lake and the entire shoreline is accessible to bank fishing.
2 pole and line fishing only, each pole must not have more than 2 hooks or lures attached while fishing.
Site Regulation:
Bluegill/Redear: 10 fish/day
Channel Catfish: 6 fish/day
Electric trolling motors only, 14' boat length maximum.
Site Regulation:
Bluegill/Redear: 10 fish/day
Channel Catfish: 6 fish/day
Electric trolling motors only, 14' boat length maximum.
How big is Ashland Reservoir?
Ashland Reservoir is approximately 10 sq acres (0 sq km) in size.
How deep is Ashland Reservoir?
Ashland Reservoir is approximately 20 feet (6.1 m) at its deepest point.
What kind of fish are in Ashland Reservoir?
Anglers can expect to find a variety of fish including Bluegill, Channel Catfish and Largemouth Bass in Ashland Reservoir.
Other fish species in the lake include and Redear Sunfish.
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