Antelope Reservoir

About Antelope Reservoir

Weld County in Colorado hosts Antelope Reservoir, a modest body of water covering 47 acres near the towns of Pierce, Ault, and Nunn. This lake's shallow nature, with no notable depth, creates an accessible environment for various outdoor activities. Its size offers a cozy setting for visitors seeking a quiet spot in the region. The reservoir's location near Boyd Lake State Park adds a touch of natural context, framing it within a broader landscape of Colorado's outdoor spaces. While the lake itself remains shallow, its proximity to these towns and parks makes it a convenient destination for those exploring Weld County's water-based recreation.

Surface area

47 acres

Lake-Link Score

11.8

Fishing Antelope Reservoir

Fishing at Antelope Reservoir suits anglers looking for straightforward opportunities in a shallow water setting. The lake supports known fish species that can offer enjoyable catches without the complexity of deeper or more varied habitats. This environment favors anglers who appreciate a simpler, more accessible fishing experience. The species present provide a chance to engage with local aquatic life in a peaceful, manageable setting.

Ice fishing

Experience the unique seasonal adventure of ice fishing at Antelope Reservoir. This shallow lake freezes over, inviting anglers to enjoy the quiet and focused pursuit of fish through the ice during colder months. The setting offers a distinctive way to connect with nature in Weld County's winter landscape.