Eagle Valley Reservoir was created in 1965 and is located within Spring Valley State Park. It occurs within the Colorado River watershed and the outflow, Meadow Valley Wash, enters the Muddy River and eventually into Lake Mead.
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- Region
- Southern
- County
- Lincoln
- Type of water
- Lake or Reservoir
Fishing Report
Anglers has the best success with night crawlers. Trout and bass were caught before the worm hit the bottom. Mornings are still the best time to fish, since afternoons heat up the water too much. Rooster tails were also working well for the trout but chases are good for getting caught in weeds as well. Try either single hook or weedless hook options with a bobber. Some anglers have gotten out on kayaks and boats and found some bass in the back tules.
Eagle Valley Reservoir Angler Information Guide
08-29-2023Stocking Updates
| Stocked | Species | Inches | Date Stocked | Year to Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5840 | Rainbow Trout | 8.8 | 05-04-2023 | 5840 |
| 5814 | Rainbow Trout | 9.2 | 05-05-2023 | 11654 |
| 5976 | Rainbow Trout | 9.1 | 05-09-2023 | 17630 |
| 3459 | Tiger Trout | 9.8 | 05-18-2023 | 3459 |
Pertinent Information
Eagle Valley Reservoir has a maximum depth of 43 feet and 65 surface acres. The fishery is put-and-take, made up of rainbow trout, tiger trout (brown trout x brook trout hybrid), and brown trout. Anglers can expect to catch between 4 and 5 fish per day and rainbow trout average 10 inches, while tiger trout average about 11 inches. The best fishing occurs from April through June and September through October, and ice fishing is popular during cold winters. There are two state run campgrounds and a day use area. The park has an improved boat ramp and a fish cleaning station. Summer temperatures range between 45 and 85°F, while winter temperatures can drop below zero.