Jim Bridger Reservoir

About Jim Bridger Reservoir

Jim Bridger Reservoir provides a modest expanse of water in Sweetwater County, Wyoming, covering roughly 76 acres. The lake's shallow nature, with a maximum depth recorded at zero feet, suggests a very limited depth profile, which influences both the water temperature and aquatic life. This scale of water creates an intimate setting for visitors looking to enjoy a quiet day near the water. The reservoir's proximity to the town of Superior, WY, places it within easy reach for locals and travelers alike. Though it lacks nearby state parks, the lake's natural surroundings offer a peaceful retreat in the Wyoming landscape, inviting exploration and relaxation away from busier recreational hubs.

Surface area

76 acres

Fish species

Burbot, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass

Fishing Jim Bridger Reservoir

Fishing here centers on a few select species that thrive in the reservoir's environment. Anglers can expect to find Burbot, Rainbow Trout, and Smallmouth Bass populating these waters. The presence of these species provides a varied fishing experience, appealing to those interested in both cold-water and warm-water fish. The shallow waters can influence fish behavior and accessibility, often making fishing a more tactile and engaging experience. While the reservoir's size limits extensive exploration, it offers a focused fishing opportunity for those seeking these particular species.