Willow Valley Reservoir

About Willow Valley Reservoir

Willow Valley Reservoir in Klamath County, Oregon, invites visitors to enjoy its open waters throughout the year. This lake spans over 543 acres, offering ample space for outdoor enthusiasts to experience the natural surroundings. Although it is quite shallow with no recorded maximum depth, its vast surface area provides a unique environment for water activities and wildlife observation. Without nearby towns or state parks, the reservoir maintains a quiet and undisturbed atmosphere, perfect for those seeking solitude or a peaceful day by the water. The expansive shallow waters can create a warm and inviting habitat for various fish species, making it a distinctive destination in the region.

Surface area

543 acres

Fish species

Black Crappie, Bluegill, Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch

Fishing Willow Valley Reservoir

Fishing at Willow Valley Reservoir suits anglers looking to target warmwater species in a shallow lake setting. The waters support a variety of fish including largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, and yellow perch. These species provide a diverse fishing experience, appealing to anglers of different skill levels. The shallow nature of the reservoir often leads to active fish behavior, especially during warmer months, making it an engaging spot for those who enjoy freshwater fishing in Oregon's Klamath County.