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Cabinet Gorge Reservoir

Bonner County, Idaho
2,789 acres

About Cabinet Gorge Reservoir

Cabinet Gorge Reservoir is a notable destination for outdoor enthusiasts in Bonner County, Idaho. Spanning nearly 2,800 acres, this reservoir offers a broad expanse of water that invites visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings. Although the lake's maximum depth is recorded as zero feet, its surface area provides ample space for various water-based activities. Situated near the town of Clark Fork, Idaho, the reservoir's location adds to its appeal as a getaway spot. The wide water surface allows for scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a favored place for those seeking a connection with nature in this part of Idaho.

Surface area
2,789 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Cabinet Gorge Reservoir

Fishing at Cabinet Gorge Reservoir is an experience shaped by the species present in its waters. Anglers can expect to find a variety of fish species that contribute to an engaging day on the water. The lake's environment supports these species, offering opportunities for both casual and dedicated fishermen. With its expansive surface, the reservoir provides space for anglers to explore different fishing spots. The diversity of fish species here enhances the experience, making each outing unique and rewarding.

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