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Upper Teapot Reservoir

Elmore County, Idaho
47 acres

About Upper Teapot Reservoir

Upper Teapot Reservoir is a peaceful destination in Elmore County, Idaho, offering a modest expanse of water that spans just under 50 acres. Its shallow nature means the water stays quite accessible, creating a calm environment ideal for those seeking a quiet retreat in nature. Though it lacks nearby towns, the reservoir's location provides a true escape from urban bustle. The lake is surrounded by the natural context of Three Island Crossing State Park and Bruneau Dunes State Park, adding to the area's outdoor appeal. The shallow depth of the reservoir shapes its character, making it a unique spot within the Idaho landscape for visitors who appreciate tranquil water settings.

Surface area
47 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.8

Fishing Upper Teapot Reservoir

Fishing at Upper Teapot Reservoir caters to anglers who appreciate a simpler experience, as the lake does not list any known fish species. This absence suggests that fishing opportunities may be limited or focused on natural, unstocked populations. Anglers should approach this water with modest expectations regarding catch variety or size. Without a diverse fish population, the reservoir might appeal more to those who enjoy the surroundings and the act of fishing itself rather than targeting specific species.

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