Camp Far West Reservoir

About Camp Far West Reservoir

Time spent near Camp Far West Reservoir invites a peaceful connection with nature, surrounded by the rolling landscapes of Nevada, Placer, and Yuba counties in California. This reservoir covers a moderate area, offering ample space for visitors to enjoy the outdoors without feeling crowded. The water remains shallow, which creates a unique environment for both wildlife and water activities. The nearby towns of Wheatland, Beale AFB, and Sheridan provide convenient access points, making it an accessible spot for locals and travelers alike. The shallow depth of the reservoir contributes to a warm, inviting atmosphere that encourages exploration and relaxation throughout the year.

Surface area

713 acres

Lake-Link Score

10.8

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Panfish, Striped Bass

Fishing Camp Far West Reservoir

Fishing here suits anglers looking to engage with a variety of species that thrive in these waters. Skill levels from novice to experienced can find rewarding catches among the channel catfish, panfish, and striped bass that inhabit the reservoir. The shallow water depth often means fish are more accessible, providing a satisfying experience for those casting lines. The diversity of species offers a dynamic fishing environment where patience and technique can be rewarded by a good catch. Whether targeting the spirited striped bass or the steady channel catfish, anglers will find the reservoir a welcoming place to hone their skills.