Gunnison County Fishing Lakes
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Lakes in Gunnison County
Place | USGS Topo Map |
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Allen Pond | X Lazy F Ranch |
Annie Lake | Fairview Peak |
Aspen Leaf Reservoir | Bull Mountain |
Ault Reservoir | Bull Mountain |
Bald Mountain Reservoir | Mount Guero |
Beaver Lake | Washboard Rock |
Beaver Lake | Marble |
Beaver Lake | Washboard Rock |
Beaver Lake Reservoir | Marble |
Beaver Reservoir | Minnesota Pass |
Big Alkali Lake | Crested Butte |
Big Seep Reservoir | Parlin |
Blue Lake | X Lazy F Ranch |
Blue Lake | Oh-be-joyful |
Blue Mesa Reservoir | Carpenter Ridge |
Boulder Lake | Fairview Peak |
Burnt Lake | Lost Lake |
Carter Lake | Pitkin |
Castle Reservoir Number 1 | X Lazy F Ranch |
Castle Reservoir Number 3 | X Lazy F Ranch |
Clear Lake | Courthouse Mountain |
Copley Lake | Mount Axtell |
Copper Lake | Maroon Bells |
Costo Lake | Anthracite Range |
Cow Lake | Tincup |
Cowboy Lake | Courthouse Mountain |
Cowpuncher Lake | Washboard Rock |
Crystal Lake | Grand View Mesa |
Cunningham Lake | Squirrel Creek |
Cunningham Reservoir | Squirrel Creek |
Dollar Lake | Anthracite Range |
Dry Lake | Curecanti Needle |
E Beckwith Reservoir Number 1 | Anthracite Range |
Elko Lake | Snowmass Mountain |
Emerald Lake | Snowmass Mountain |
Fairview Lake | Fairview Peak |
Fish Creek Reservoir Number 1 | Washboard Rock |
Fish Creek Reservoir Number 2 | Washboard Rock |
Fitzpatrick Reservoir | Lost Lake |
Floating Lake | Bull Mountain |
Flogus Pond | Marble |
Galena Lake | Snowmass Mountain |
Geneva Lake | Snowmass Mountain |
Graphite Lake | Cumberland Pass |
Green Lake | Mount Axtell |
Green Lake | Oh-be-joyful |
Gunnison Lake | West Beckwith Mountain |
Hall Reservoir | Somerset |
Hampton Lake | Washboard Rock |
Hanging Lake | Courthouse Mountain |
Henry Lake | Fairview Peak |
Hidden Lake | Rudolph Hill |
High Park Lake | Washboard Rock |
Horsethief Lake | Italian Creek |
Hot Springs Reservoir | Pitkin |
Island Lake | Marble |
Island Lake | Placita |
Jackson Lake | Fairview Peak |
Kenny Moore Reservoir | Squirrel Creek |
Lake Arrowhead Reservoir | Poison Draw |
Lake Brennand | Oh-be-joyful |
Lake Claire | Mount Harvard |
Lake Grant | Crested Butte |
Lake Irwin | Oh-be-joyful |
Lake Rebecca | Mount Harvard |
Lamphier Lake | Fairview Peak |
Lily Lake | Marble |
Lily Lake | Mount Axtell |
Lily Pond | Italian Creek |
Little Gem Lake | Snowmass Mountain |
Lizard Lake | Marble |
Lost Lake | Lost Lake |
Lost Lake | Anthracite Range |
Lost Lake Slough | Anthracite Range |
Lower Lamphier Lake | Fairview Peak |
Lower Peeler Lake | Oh-be-joyful |
Mack Lake | Lost Lake |
Maid Lake | Cumberland Pass |
Meridian Lake | Oh-be-joyful |
Meridian Lake Park Reservoir Number 1 | Gothic |
Meridian Lake Reservoir | Oh-be-joyful |
Mill Lake | Fairview Peak |
Minnesota Reservoir | Somerset |
Mirror Lake | Cumberland Pass |
Morrow Point Reservoir | Curecanti Needle |
Mysterious Lake | Italian Creek |
Nicholson Lake | Oh-be-joyful |
Paonia Reservoir | Paonia Reservoir |
Peanut Lake | Gothic |
Pear Lake | Winfield |
Peeler Lakes | Oh-be-joyful |
Perry Pond | Chair Mountain |
Pothole Reservoir Number 1 | Pieplant |
Pothole Reservoir Number 2 | Pieplant |
Ptarmigan Lake | New York Peak |
Rainbow Lake | West Elk Peak |
Red Mountain Lake | Crested Butte |
Sheep Lake | Anthracite Range |
Silver Jack Reservoir | Courthouse Mountain |
Snowfield Lake | Snowmass Mountain |
Soderquist Reservoir | Powderhorn |
Spring Creek Reservoir | Matchless Mountain |
Stink Lake | Lost Lake |
Swanson Lake | Lost Lake |
Taylor Lake | Hayden Peak |
Taylor Park Reservoir | Taylor Park Reservoir |
Tellurium Lake | New York Peak |
Texas Lakes | Tincup |
The Wayne N Aspinall Unit | McIntosh Mountain |
Tomahawk Reservoir | Chair Mountain |
Twin Lakes | Gothic |
Upper Peeler Lakes | Oh-be-joyful |
Van Boxel Lakes | Lost Lake |
Williams Creek Lake | Paonia Reservoir |
Yule Lakes | Marble |
Above is a map and a list of the lakes in Gunnison County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a lake name that is duplicated within Gunnison County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.