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Round Lake

UT · Garfield

  • Stocked
  • 1.2 acres mapped (USGS NHD)
  • 0.2 miles of shoreline

The pin marks the middle of the water, for directions. The shoreline on the map comes from USGS NHD.

At a glance

Acres
1.2 acres
Shoreline
0.2 miles of shoreline
County
Garfield County
Last stocked
September 10, 2026
Species
Arctic Grayling, Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout
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Conditions

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Stocking history

SpeciesQtySizeWhen
Arctic Grayling521.8309-10-2026
Brook Trout1853.108-04-2026
Brook Trout9982.7707-13-2026
Rainbow Trout7683.7205-11-2026

Gear for the fish stocked here

Arctic Grayling

Rod: Ultralight spinning rod, or a 2 to 6 weight fly rod.

Line: 4 to 6 lb monofilament. Fly: weight-forward floating line with an 8 to 10 foot leader.

Baits: small baits, where legal

Lures: small flashy spinners, small spoons

Full Arctic Grayling gear guide

Brook Trout

Rod: Fairly light spinning or spincast rod, the same light gear used for other trout.

Line: 4 to 6 lb test.

Baits: worms, crickets, grasshoppers

Lures: small spoons, small spinners, small jigs

Full Brook Trout gear guide

Rainbow Trout

Rod: Light or ultralight spinning rod, about 4.5 to 8.5 feet; 5 to 6.5 feet suits stocked ponds.

Line: 4 to 10 lb monofilament, with 6 to 8 lb a good middle. Go lighter in clear water.

Baits: worms or cut nightcrawlers, salmon eggs, kernel corn

Lures: small inline spinners, small spoons, curly tail jigs and grubs

Full Rainbow Trout gear guide

Gear for every species

Likely species (watershed)

Bluehead Sucker, Brown Trout, Fathead Minnow, Mottled Sculpin, Mountain Sucker, Redside Shiner, Speckled Dace

Likely species come from USGS Aquatic GAP ranges for the whole watershed (HUC8). They show what may be here, not a count of this water.

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