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Little Robber Detention Dam

Carbon County, Wyoming
33 acres

About Little Robber Detention Dam

Little Robber Detention Dam in Carbon County, Wyoming, offers a modest yet peaceful setting for outdoor enthusiasts. With a surface area covering 33 acres, this lake provides a compact space to enjoy nature away from busy towns. Its shallow waters, with a maximum depth of zero feet, suggest a unique environment that differs from deeper reservoirs or lakes. The lake's location in Wyoming means visitors can experience the changing seasons in a quiet corner of the state. While there are no nearby towns or state parks, the lake's simplicity and natural surroundings make it a spot for those seeking solitude and a break from more crowded fishing destinations.

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33 acres

Fishing Little Robber Detention Dam

For anglers with a skillful eye, Little Robber Detention Dam presents a subtle fishing opportunity. Although no specific fish species are listed, the lake's shallow nature often supports a limited but interesting aquatic life. Fishing here requires patience and an appreciation for the quiet and natural environment. The absence of known species means that fishing success may depend on local knowledge and observation. This spot is best suited for those who enjoy exploring less-charted waters and value the experience over guaranteed catches.

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