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Little Camas Reservoir

Elmore County, Idaho
1,048 acres
Black Crappie Rainbow Trout

About Little Camas Reservoir

Little Camas Reservoir in Elmore County, Idaho, invites visitors to enjoy its broad, shallow waters that span over a thousand acres. The lake's surface area offers plenty of open space for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful water experience. Despite its expansive size, the reservoir remains very shallow, with a maximum depth of zero feet, creating a unique environment for water activities. This reservoir's location in Idaho provides a quiet retreat without nearby towns or state parks, emphasizing a natural and undisturbed setting. The wide, shallow waters make it accessible for various recreational uses throughout the seasons, especially during warmer months when the water is most inviting.

Surface area
1,048 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.2

Fish species

Black Crappie, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Little Camas Reservoir

For anglers of all skill levels, Little Camas Reservoir offers opportunities to catch black crappie and rainbow trout. The shallow nature of the lake means fish are often accessible and can be found in open waters. While the species variety is limited, the presence of these two popular game fish provides a rewarding fishing experience. Whether you're a beginner or more experienced, the lake's conditions support enjoyable fishing outings during the warmer seasons.

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