Every Boat Ramp on Glendo Reservoir
3 boat ramps · Platte, Wyoming
12,500
Surface Acres
100 ft
Max Depth
3
Boat Ramps
4
Fish Species
Boat Ramps on Glendo Reservoir
Additional Launch Sites
About Glendo Reservoir
Glendo Reservoir is a 12,500-acre impoundment on the North Platte River in southeastern Wyoming, serving as one of the state's most popular warm-water fishing destinations. The reservoir is best known for its walleye fishery, which produces consistent catches of quality fish along the main channel breaks, rocky points, and submerged structure. Yellow perch are extremely abundant and provide non-stop action for families and panfish enthusiasts, with perch in the 8- to 12-inch range common.
Glendo State Park manages several boat ramps and extensive camping facilities around the reservoir's 45-mile shoreline. Channel catfish thrive in the fertile waters and grow quickly, with fish over 5 pounds common during summer nights. Rainbow trout are stocked periodically and provide seasonal coldwater fishing opportunities. The reservoir's position along Interstate 25 between Casper and Cheyenne makes it one of the most accessible fishing destinations in eastern Wyoming, and the surrounding high plains landscape offers a characteristically Western fishing experience.
Nearest towns: Glendo
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