Fishing in
Otero County
Otero County, Colorado has 88 named fishable waters. None have dated stocking records yet — the waters are still mapped below.
On the map
72 waters
Waters in Otero County
- Holbrook Reservoirreservoir550 ac
- Cheraw Lakelake436 ac
- Snowden Lakereservoir99 ac
- Prairie Land Reservoir Number 1reservoir99 ac
- Brown Reservoirreservoir72 ac
- Swink Reservoir Number 1reservoir50 ac
- Taylor Lakelake37 ac
- Swink Reservoir Number 2reservoir33 ac
- Manby Lakelake13 ac
- Swink Reservoir Number 5reservoir12 ac
- Two Buttes Pondreservoir4 ac
- Hixon Reservoirreservoir3 ac
- Prink Reservoirreservoir2 ac
- Kennedy Pondsreservoir2 ac
- Government Pondreservoir1 ac
- Bear Springs Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- School Section Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- Smith Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- Haight Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- Swisher Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- Lemley Pondreservoir1 ac
- Swink Reservoir Number 6reservoir1 ac
- Larson Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- Newby Reservoirreservoir1 ac
- Anderson Reservoirreservoir0 ac
- Cochran Reservoirreservoir0 ac
- Dominick Reservoirreservoir0 ac
- Fultz Reservoirreservoir0 ac
- Government Reservoirreservoir0 ac
- Richardson Pitreservoir0 ac
58 more on the map above.
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Otero County fishing — FAQ
Where can I fish in Otero County, Colorado?+
Otero County has 88 named fishable waters. The map above shows every one.
Do I need a license to fish in Otero County?+
Yes — Colorado requires a fishing license statewide. Buy one from the state agency before you go.