Alcova Reservoir

About Alcova Reservoir

Alcova Reservoir in Natrona County, Wyoming, provides a broad expanse of water that stretches across a significant acreage, making it an open and inviting spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Despite its large surface area, the reservoir is notably shallow, which can influence the types of activities and wildlife you might encounter here. The absence of nearby towns adds to its secluded atmosphere, offering a quiet retreat into nature. The reservoir's location in Wyoming places it within a landscape known for its rugged beauty and outdoor opportunities. While it does not have any nearby state parks, the wide-open water and natural surroundings create a peaceful setting for visitors seeking space and solitude away from urban areas.

Surface area

2,470 acres

Fish species

Brown Trout, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Alcova Reservoir

For anglers with some experience, Alcova Reservoir presents a chance to fish for several trout species known to inhabit these waters. Brown Trout, Lake Trout, and Rainbow Trout are the primary catches here, each offering a unique challenge and appeal. The shallow nature of the reservoir means fish behavior can be influenced by water temperature and weather, adding layers to the fishing experience. The diversity of trout species allows for varied fishing outings, whether you're targeting the strong runs of Brown Trout or the often elusive Lake Trout. This variety makes Alcova Reservoir a worthwhile destination for those looking to enjoy trout fishing in a spacious Wyoming setting.