Hoover Reservoir is a premier fishing destination located in Delaware and Franklin counties, just northeast of Westerville and approximately 10 miles from downtown Columbus, Ohio. Constructed in 1955 as a water supply facility for the city of Columbus, this 2,818-acre reservoir offers anglers a serene setting with its 10 horsepower outboard motor limit. With 45 miles of shoreline and depths reaching up to 60 feet near the dam, Hoover Reservoir provides diverse fishing opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. The reservoir is fed by Big Walnut Creek and serves as one of Columbus' primary water sources, making it a vital resource for both recreation and municipal use.