Coon Creek Reservoir Number 1

About Coon Creek Reservoir Number 1

Mesa County in Colorado hosts Coon Creek Reservoir Number 1, a modestly sized body of water covering 62 acres. This reservoir is notably shallow, with a maximum depth of zero feet, which influences its aquatic environment and accessibility. The lake's size offers a peaceful setting for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a quiet spot away from urban centers. The surrounding area includes Vega State Park, contributing to the regional outdoor experience. While there are no nearby towns, the reservoir's location provides a natural retreat within Mesa County. Its shallow waters create unique conditions that may appeal to visitors looking for a different kind of fishing or nature experience.

Surface area

62 acres

Lake-Link Score

11.2

Fishing Coon Creek Reservoir Number 1

Variety defines the fishing opportunities at Coon Creek Reservoir Number 1. Anglers can expect to find a range of fish species suited to the lake's shallow environment. The presence of known fish species adds to the appeal for those interested in freshwater fishing. Though the lake's shallow depth may influence fish behavior, it also creates accessible fishing conditions. This setting can offer a rewarding experience for anglers who appreciate the nuances of fishing in smaller, shallower waters.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing is available at Coon Creek Reservoir Number 1, providing a unique way to enjoy the lake during colder months. The frozen surface opens up opportunities for anglers to engage with the lake in winter, adding a different dimension to the fishing experience in Mesa County.