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Archbold Reservoir No. 2 provides boat ramp access to Brush Creek in northwestern Ohio (Fulton County). This is a medium-sized stream in its upper reaches, characterized by a moderate gradient of approximately 20.8 feet per mile with modest average flows around 3 cubic feet per second. The access point serves paddlers and boaters looking to explore this headwater section of Brush Creek upstream of the dam.
Paddlers should note that conditions vary significantly on Brush Creek depending on location. While this upper reservoir area may offer calmer water suitable for recreational paddling, downstream sections present different challenges. Be aware that areas below Brush Creek Dam have limited established public access and may be unsuitable for boating. Water levels and flow can fluctuate, so checking current conditions before your trip is recommended. The moderate gradient and flow suggest this section is best suited for paddlers with basic to intermediate skills, though actual conditions should be verified with local resources or the Ohio DNR before launching.