Last stocked
May 29, 2026
Plants on record
1
Species recorded
0
Elevation
9,980 ft
Access and facts
- Shore access
- Yes
- Facilities
- camping
Delta County reservoir at about 9,974 feet with an accessible shoreline suitable for bank fishing or small watercraft. No formal facilities or maintained infrastructure. Dispersed camping is available in the surrounding national forest; no formal campground.
Sources: access.shore , shore_notes , facilities , fishing_notes , watch_outs , angler_notes
How Reed Reservoir is stocked
Cobbett Lake (2.1 mi) and Kitson Reservoir (3.3 mi) were stocked more recently.
Fishing Reed Reservoir
Reed Reservoir in Delta County is a quiet fishing destination that consistently delivers solid fishing. It holds a healthy fish population that keeps anglers coming back. The combination of accessible shoreline and calm water makes it suitable for both bank fishing and small watercraft. Anglers can enjoy productive, unhurried fishing from the bank or with a fly rod. The reservoir offers reliable fishing and genuine solitude.
Sources: coloradolakes.org
What to watch for
Snow can linger at this elevation into May or June, and early fall brings cooler temperatures. The unpaved access roads, while generally passable for most vehicles in dry conditions, may become impassable when wet. There are no formal amenities; visitors must bring their own water, supplies, and firewood.
What anglers say
According to visitors, the fishing at Reed Reservoir is some of the best they have experienced. This small reservoir consistently delivers solid fishing, leading visitors to describe it in emphatic terms.
Stocking history
| Date | Species | Quantity | Avg. length | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 29, 2026 | – | – | – | report |
Species stocked here
No species recorded here yet.