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Upper Payette Lake

Valley County, Idaho
311 acres
Brook Trout Rainbow Trout

About Upper Payette Lake

Upper Payette Lake presents a peaceful retreat in Valley County, Idaho, inviting visitors to enjoy its quiet charm. Spanning 311 acres, this lake offers a broad but shallow water surface, with a maximum depth recorded at zero feet, suggesting a unique shallow water environment. Its size provides ample space for those seeking a calm outdoor experience away from crowded spots. The lake's location in Idaho places it near Ponderosa State Park, which adds a touch of natural context to the surroundings. Though no towns are nearby, the lake's setting in Valley County makes it a notable destination for those interested in Idaho's outdoor waterscape.

Surface area
311 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.7

Fish species

Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Upper Payette Lake

Variety defines the fishing experience at Upper Payette Lake. Anglers can expect to find brook trout and rainbow trout thriving in these shallow waters. The lake's conditions support these species, offering opportunities for those who appreciate trout fishing. Despite the absence of deeper waters, the lake's expanse allows for diverse fishing spots, making it a suitable choice for anglers looking to connect with nature and pursue quality trout fishing in Idaho.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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