Mill Meadow Reservoir

Temporarily increases the daily bag and possession limit for trout from four fish to eight first. The change is effective September 2, 2010 and will remain in effect until January 1, 2011.

Description:

Elevation: 7,681
Surface Area: 156 acres
Volume Capacity: 5,232 acre-feet
Max. Depth: 66 ft.
Avg. Depth: 33.5 ft.

Mill Meadow Reservoir is located northwest of Loa at the base of the Fish Lake Mountains just below the confluence of the Fremont River and U M Creek.

Public access is unrestricted. The impoundment, an earth-fill dam, was built in 1954. Water from the reservoir is used primarily for irrigation and other agricultural purposes.

Fish Species:

Directions:

From U-24 in the Loa area, go north on U-72 to Fremont Town
Continue north for 2.5 miles to FS-036, a paved road to Johnson Valley Reservoir.
Mill Meadow Reservoir is 2 miles up this road.
From the north, travel 27 miles south on U-72 from Fremont Junction to FS-036.

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