Fishing
If you like to fish then Starvation State Park is the place to come for your next fishing adventure. It is one of the premier walleye fisheries in the state with numerous larger fish over 10 pounds being pulled from its clear waters each year. Four or more fishing tournaments are held annually with the Walleye Classic being the most popular. The reservoir is also home to Small mouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Rainbow Trout, Brown Trout, Cutthroat Trout, carp, and a few chub. Kokanee Salmon were planted in 2016 on an experimental basis and have done well.
Some anglers have mentioned that maybe “Starvation” State Park and Reservoir got it’s name from the fishing as they have found it can be really slow. Our advise is if one species of fish is not biting there is a good chance that another is. And, the more time you spend here the more you will realize just how good the fishing can be as you take home limits of fish every time you come.
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Having a hard time catching walleye? Watch this video (Spring 2015 Walleye Seminar).