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Glendo Reservoir

Platte County, Wyoming
12,059 acres
Black Crappie Channel Catfish Lake Trout Yellow Perch

About Glendo Reservoir

Glendo Reservoir in Converse and Platte counties, Wyoming, is a broad and inviting water body that spans over 12,000 acres. Its shallow nature creates a unique environment, offering expansive open water that invites visitors to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities throughout the seasons. The lake's location near the town of Glendo adds a touch of local charm and accessibility. The surrounding landscape includes Glendo State Park and Guernsey State Park, which frame the reservoir with natural beauty and recreational opportunities. This setting makes Glendo Reservoir a notable destination for those seeking a spacious, shallow lake experience in Wyoming's diverse terrain.

Surface area
12,059 acres

Fish species

Black Crappie, Channel Catfish, Lake Trout, Yellow Perch

Fishing Glendo Reservoir

Quality fishing at Glendo Reservoir comes from its diverse fish population, including Black Crappie, Channel Catfish, Lake Trout, and Yellow Perch. Anglers can expect a mix of species that thrive in the lake’s shallow waters, providing varied opportunities for different fishing preferences. The combination of species offers a rewarding experience for those looking to catch both popular panfish and game fish, making it a versatile spot for anglers who appreciate diversity in their catch.

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