Choke
Choke Canyon
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Choke Canyon Reservoir was impounded in 1984 with 25,670 surface acres. It is located just 4 miles west of Three Rivers, Texas and 65 miles south of the City of San Antonio. This reservoir lies within both Live Oak and McMullen Counties and impounds water from the Frio River.
The conservation pool elevation is 220.5 ft. with a fluctuation of 10’ to 15’ with a normal clarity of clear to slightly stained water.
Predominate aquatic vegetation in Choke includes American Pondweed, Coontail, Rushes, Cattails, and Hydrilla, along with various types of habitat including steep rocky banks, flooded timber, shallow brushy flats, and creek channels.
Numerous species of fish have been stocked in Choke Canyon, such as, alligator gar, white bass, crappie, catfish, largemouth bass, and perch, although the most popular being largemouth bass and catfish.
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