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Millerton Lake Water Details - CA

Millerton Lake is a reservoir located in Madera County, California, offering anglers a scenic and accessible fishing destination. Situated near the historical towns of Fort Miller and Sparkville, as well as the communities of Millerton and Indian Springs, the lake provides convenient access from several nearby points. Anglers can choose from nearby amenities such as Millerton Lake Campground, Millerton Marina, and the Dumma Strand Loop Camp Ground.

This named-water page is not a claim that fishing is legal, safe, or productive here. Check public access, local regulations, fish-consumption advisories, and posted closures before fishing.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · open Millerton Lake in OpenStreetMap or use coordinates 37.01152, -119.67239.

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Water temperature & water-quality monitoring

Check the official EPA assessment (impaired-waters status and fish-consumption advisories) for Millerton Lake at How’s My Waterway (EPA).

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State fishing records

Official CA state-record fish are published by the California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife — records there are the state's, not a MonsterRodHolders list.

Fish species

Location facts

CountyMadera
Water typereservoir

Nearby towns & communities

  • Fort Miller (historical) (0.77 mi)
  • Millerton (2.22 mi)
  • Millerton (2.22 mi)
  • McKenzie Spring (historical) (3.88 mi)
  • Indian Springs (4.27 mi)
  • Sparkville (historical) (4.49 mi)

Nearby attractions

  • Dumma Strand Loop Camp Ground (73-84) — source
  • Millerton Lake Campground — source
  • Millerton Marina — source

Fishing videos

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