Cedarville Reservoir

About Cedarville Reservoir

Cedarville Reservoir is a favored destination for outdoor enthusiasts in Allen County, Indiana. This lake covers nearly 400 acres, offering a broad expanse of water that is notably shallow, with a maximum depth of zero feet recorded. Its size provides ample space for visitors to enjoy a peaceful day on the water or along the shore. Situated near the towns of Leo-Cedarville, Grabill, and Harlan, the reservoir presents a quiet retreat for those seeking a natural setting without the bustle of larger recreational areas. The shallow nature of the lake influences its character, creating a unique environment that supports local wildlife and offers a distinct experience for visitors throughout the year.

Surface area

398 acres

Lake-Link Score

33.6

Member rating

3.0 (1)

Fish species

Carp, Channel Catfish

Fishing Cedarville Reservoir

For anglers with varied skill levels, Cedarville Reservoir offers opportunities to catch species like carp and channel catfish. The presence of these species makes the lake a practical choice for those interested in freshwater fishing within Allen County. Though the lake's shallow depth may affect fish behavior, it remains a spot where anglers can enjoy the challenge and satisfaction of landing these resilient fish. The local fish population supports a straightforward fishing experience, suitable for both casual and more dedicated anglers.

Ice fishing

Spending time on Cedarville Reservoir during the winter offers a distinct experience as the lake supports ice fishing. The frozen surface transforms the area into a seasonal playground where anglers can enjoy the quiet and focused pursuit of fish beneath the ice. This seasonal activity adds a unique dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.