s of 8/21/26, Wild Horse Reservoir has been placed under a HAB (Harmful Algal Bloom) Watch Advisory. For more information visit: . The boat dock has been removed for the season due to low water levels; however, the boat ramp is still accessible. Water temperatures are dropping, with temperatures around the State Park measuring at 58 degrees. Water levels are down over 20 feet and may continue to drop.

Rainbow trout, brown trout, tiger trout and wiper were stocked this spring. Trout fishing remains fair to good in the early mornings and late evenings, with most catches measuring 12″-18″ and several over 20″. Nymphs under and indicator and dry fly patterns are preferred with warming temperatures. Spin casters will have luck floating PowerBait or worms just off the bottom. With cooler water temperatures, trout fishing should continue to pick up.

Bass fishing is still good, with fish hanging around rocky outcroppings and submerged vegetation. Wacky rig Senkos, flukes under a dropshot, and chatterbaits with trailers are some recommended set ups. As of July 1, anglers can keep 1 black bass and 1 wiper. Minimum size for black bass and wiper is 15 inches total length.