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Are there alligators in the Addicks Reservoir?

Are there alligators in the Addicks Reservoir?

Residents living in the Addicks Reservoir in west Harris County are saddened and upset about the treatment of an alligator that was killed early Friday morning.

Can you fish Addicks Reservoir?

Addicks Reservoir is near Mission Bend. The most popular species caught here are Largemouth bass, Common carp, and Channel catfish. 87 catches are logged on Fishbrain. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local regulations.

How deep is the Addicks Reservoir?

Existing ground at the north end of Addicks Dam is at elevation 108 feet and ties into the concrete spillway crest at 112.5 feet. The existing ground at the western end is at elevation of 111.0 feet and ties into the concrete spillway which has a crest of 115.5 feet.

What are some bodies of water in the Addicks watershed?

There are 159 miles of open waterways in the Addicks Reservoir watershed, including Langham Creek and its major tributaries, such as South Mayde Creek (U101-00-00), Bear Creek (U102-00-00) and Horsepen Creek (U106-00-00).

Where is Addicks Reservoir?

The Addicks Reservoir watershed is located in western Harris County on the north side of Interstate 10 with a small portion of the watershed extending into eastern Waller County. It is situated between Sam Houston Tollway and Barker-Cypress Rd., just north of Clay Rd. The reservoir is divided by State Highway 6 from north to south.

Who owns and maintains Addicks Dam?

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (the Corps) completed construction of Addicks Dam and the outlet facility in 1948. The Corps owns, operates, and maintains the reservoir, including leases or permits for some compatible recreational uses within the basin.

How does the Addicks Reservoir Watershed affect Buffalo Bayou?

The Addicks Reservoir watershed occasionally receives a significant amount of natural stormwater overflow from the Cypress Creek watershed during heavy rainfall events. Stormwater runoff from this watershed drains through the Addicks Reservoir and eventually into Buffalo Bayou.

Where is Barker Reservoir located?

It is situated between Sam Houston Tollway and Barker-Cypress Rd., just north of Clay Rd. The reservoir is divided by State Highway 6 from north to south.

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