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Basics
- Location:
- 22 miles north of Lovelock
- Size:
- 17 sq. mi.
- Elevation:
- 4135 feet
- Season:
- Most park users prefer to visit during the warm months of late spring and summer.
Description
Rye Patch Reservoir, along the Humboldt River, covers 11,000 acres when full. Here, visitors enjoy fishing, boating, water skiing, camping, and picnicking. A campground, boat launch and picnic sites are provided. Rye Patch is located 22 miles north of Lovelock on Interstate 80.Lodging
Tour Companies
Invert Sports
- Western & Central U.S. Lakes
- Boating
- 888-205-7119
Invert Sports offers brand new competition MasterCraft wakeboard and
water ski boat rentals and charter, Jet ski-PWC-and wave runner
rental. Hyperlite water sports equipment rentals. Lessons to wakeboard,
water ski, wake skate, wake surf, knee board, air chair, tube and
more are avalible. We service all lakes and reservoirs
in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico Nevada, Colorado, Wyoming, California, Washington, South Dakota, Nebraska and Idaho.Helpful Links
Lodging
Tour Companies
Invert Sports
- Western & Central U.S. Lakes
- Boating
- 888-205-7119
Location:
22 miles north of Lovelock
Size:
17 sq. mi.
Elevation:
4135
Season:
Most park users prefer to visit during the warm months of late spring and summer.
Water Access:
Entrance fee required. Current fees are posted at the park entrance.
Camping Info
Camping is first come/first basis. Camping is $10.00 per night per vehicle OR $14.00 with a boat. No hook-ups available.
Additional Details:
Fishing Information: You can fish from shore or boat to catch crappie, wipers, white bass, channel catfish, black bass, walleye and Sacramento Perch. Catfish also can be caught in the Humboldt River. Most anglers use worms or liver for catfish, minnows for bass and walleye, and jigs for crappie, perch and bass. (Be sure to bring your own bait since it often is not available in the area.) Fishing is usually best in spring and early summer, with fall being a good season for catfish. A Nevada fishing license is required
Water Features
- Boat Ramp
- Toilets
- Picnic Areas
- Campground
- RV Dumping Facilities
Water Activities
- Boating
- Fishing
