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Long Slough Reservoir

Mesa County, Colorado
38 acres

About Long Slough Reservoir

Long Slough Reservoir invites those seeking a peaceful outdoor retreat in Mesa County, Colorado. This modestly sized body of water spans about 38 acres, offering a quiet spot away from town bustle. Its shallow nature means the water stays accessible and open, creating a calm environment for visitors to enjoy nature's slower pace. Surrounded by the natural context of Vega State Park, the reservoir fits into a broader landscape of Colorado's outdoor spaces. While it lacks nearby towns, this lake provides a sense of solitude and connection to the land that many anglers and nature lovers appreciate.

Surface area
38 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.0

Fishing Long Slough Reservoir

Time spent fishing here feels relaxed and unhurried, with opportunities to catch local fish species that thrive in this environment. The lake's shallow waters support a specific range of fish, making for a focused fishing experience. Though the species list is limited, anglers can enjoy the challenge and tranquility that come with fishing in these quiet waters.

Ice fishing

Wintertime at Long Slough Reservoir brings a distinct experience as the lake becomes a spot for ice fishing. The frozen surface transforms the scene, inviting anglers to enjoy the unique stillness and challenge of fishing through the ice. This seasonal activity adds a special dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.

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