Carter County Fishing Lakes

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Lakes in Carter County

Place USGS Topo Map
Abel Reservoir Rustler Divide
Apache Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Bar C Reservoir Mill Iron
Blackfoot Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Brewer Reservoir Timber Hill
Bucholtz Reservoir Capitol Rock
Burditt Reservoir Belltower
Cherokee Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Cheyenne Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Cochran Reservoir Cochran Reservoir
Dead Horse Reservoir Rustler Divide
Devils Canyon Reservoir Belltower
Dewdrop Reservoir Belltower Butte
Dugout Reservoir Board Corral Creek
E-B Reservoir Belltower
Etta Reservoir Rustler Divide
Evans Reservoir Board Corral Creek
Flat Reservoir Mill Iron
Gergen Reservoir Timber Hill
Gravel Pit Reservoir North Slick Creek
Gros Ventre Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Herman Reservoir Mill Iron
Horse Killer Reservoir Belltower
J Oliver Reservoir Elkhorn Creek West
Jay Reservoir Belltower Butte
L O Reservoir Mill Iron
L/W Reservoir Rustler Divide
Lampkin Gulch Reservoir Belltower
Lindsey Reservoir Capitol Rock
Little Britches Reservoir Board Corral Creek
Lone Tree Reservoir Number One Dead Boy Divide
Lone Tree Reservoir Number Two Dead Boy Divide
Long Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Maverick Reservoir Belltower
Mobray Reservoir Number 2 Rustler Divide
Mobray Reservoir Number 3 Rustler Divide
Navaho Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Pendleton Reservoir North Slick Creek
Pentecost Reservoir Pentecost Reservoir
Phillippi Reservoir Phillippi Reservoir
Pot Hole Reservoir Timber Hill
Schmidt Reservoir Board Corral Creek
Section 21 Reservoir North Slick Creek
Sioux Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
Soda Lakes Dead Boy Divide
Summers Reservoir Rustler Divide
Trenk Reservoir Chalk Buttes
Ute Reservoir Dead Boy Divide
V-Bar-S Reservoir Belltower
West Lindsey Reservoir Capitol Rock
West Plum Creek Reservoir North Slick Creek
Wichiup Reservoir Dead Boy Divide

Above is a map and a list of the lakes in Carter County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a lake name that is duplicated within Carter County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.