Number Four Reservoir
About Number Four Reservoir
Number Four Reservoir welcomes visitors year-round to enjoy its natural setting in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. This modestly sized body of water spans 59 acres, offering a peaceful retreat without the challenges of deep waters, as its depth remains at zero feet. Its location near towns like Simpson, Carbondale, and Waymart provides easy access for locals and visitors alike. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the region, the reservoir is framed by notable nearby parks such as Lackawanna State Park and Promised Land State Park. These parks add to the scenic context of the area, enhancing the outdoor experience for those who come to explore the lake's calm waters and tranquil environment.
Fishing Number Four Reservoir
Quality fishing experiences at Number Four Reservoir are shaped by the lake's shallow waters, which can support a variety of fish species. Although specific species are not listed, the environment suggests opportunities for anglers seeking accessible fishing spots in Wayne County. The lake's size and setting make it suitable for a relaxed day on the water, where anglers can enjoy the quiet and natural surroundings. The proximity to small towns adds convenience for those looking to combine fishing with a visit to the local area. While the lake does not boast deep waters, its surface area provides enough space for a satisfying fishing outing.
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