Hog Park Reservoir

About Hog Park Reservoir

Hog Park Reservoir provides a broad expanse of water in Carbon County, Wyoming, offering anglers and outdoor enthusiasts plenty of room to enjoy nature. Its surface stretches over 500 acres, creating a wide-open setting that feels expansive and inviting. Despite its size, the reservoir remains shallow, which influences the types of aquatic life and fishing conditions you can expect. The lake's location in Wyoming places it near Steamboat Lake State Park and Pearl Lake State Park, adding to the natural backdrop surrounding this water body. While there are no nearby towns, the reservoir's setting in Carbon County offers a quiet retreat for those seeking a spacious water experience in a scenic environment.

Surface area

527 acres

Fish species

Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Hog Park Reservoir

Time spent fishing at Hog Park Reservoir tends to be peaceful and focused on the pursuit of trout. The lake supports populations of brook trout and rainbow trout, which are the primary species anglers will encounter. These trout species offer a rewarding challenge for those who appreciate trout fishing. The shallow nature of the reservoir means that fish are often accessible throughout much of the area, allowing for varied fishing spots across the water. Anglers can expect to engage with these trout in a setting that emphasizes natural conditions and a broad fishing landscape.