Echo Canyon Reservoir State Wildlife Area

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The state-record largemouth bass was caught in Echo Canyon Reservoir State Wildlife Area in 1997, measuring 22.5 inches and weighing 11 pounds, six ounces. Other fish species include rainbow trout, largemouth bass, channel catfish, green sunfish and yellow perch. Rainbow trout are stocked annually.

The lake is located in a mountain setting with vegetation comprised of ponderosa pine & native grasses. The reservoir was built by the Division of Wildlife in 1968 for fishing use by the public. Reservoir average depth is 50 feet. There is a dam at the west end. Water is maintained at full level throughout the year. In dry years, surface temperature of water may reach into the high 70's & some losses have occurred.

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