If your paddling recreation preferences lean toward the serene, you’ll find it here. Bridgeport Reservoir is a peaceful paddler’s paradise.  It is nestled in one of the most scenic and rugged areas in the Eastern Sierras, about an hour north of Mammoth Lakes.

There are all kinds of outdoor recreational activities to enjoy at Bridgeport Reservoir, depending on the time of the year you can kayak, canoe, fish, bike, hike, bird watch, camp and much more! You don’t want to miss paddling this beautiful reservoir and the stellar fishing it can provide.

Even though the Bridgeport Reservoir is closed to fishing during the winter, you can fish the East Walker River year round. Or you can fish in one of the nearby freshwater streams, all the while enjoying the absolute tranquility that Bridgeport Reservoir offers. Bridgeport Reservoir sustains a healthy population of Rainbow and Brown Trout as well as some Sacramento Perch.

Whether you want to paddle or sit in front of a campfire, or fish, you’ll know that you’ve found a truly beautiful and tranquil spot.

Map of Bridgeport Lake

  
 
 
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