The California Department of Fish and Game stocks Rainbow trout and sometimes Brook and Brown trout between fall and spring.

Land-locked Kokanee and Chinook salmon are established in the reservoir and offer great excitement on the end of your fishing line.

Catfish, crappie, sunfish, blue gill and [...]]]>

Don Pedro Lake, Tuolumne/La Grange, CA, USA

The California Department of Fish and Game stocks Rainbow trout and sometimes Brook and Brown trout between fall and spring.

Land-locked Kokanee and Chinook salmon are established in the reservoir and offer great excitement on the end of your fishing line.

Catfish, crappie, sunfish, blue gill and carp are among the other fish species found in Don Pedro Reservoir.

The Don Pedro Recreation Agency has been stocking Florida strain Black Bass in the lake on an annual basis since the early 1980s.

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Offers a wide variety of angling possibilities; with Brookies, Browns, Rainbows, Kokanee, and the ever sought after Lake Trout or Macinaw. The best time for the Macks is right after the lake opens till the first of July. Bucks Lake is located 50 miles from Oroville, 97 miles from [...]]]>

Bucks Lake, Plumas County, California

Offers a wide variety of angling possibilities; with Brookies, Browns, Rainbows, Kokanee, and the ever sought after Lake Trout or Macinaw. The best time for the Macks is right after the lake opens till the first of July. Bucks Lake is located 50 miles from Oroville, 97 miles from Reno, and 115 miles from Sacramento. The Lakers get hungry just after ice out, and summer Kokanee action can’t be beat

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East Lake offers Brown trout, rainbow trout, brook trout, Atlantic salmon, and kokanee fishing.

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There are brown trout, rainbow trout, brook trout, kokanee, coho, mountain whitefish, and tui chub in Wickiup reservoir.

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Getting there: Located 22 miles north of Bishop, California or 13 miles south of Mammoth Lakes. About a 3 hour drive from Reno or a 5 hour drive from L. A.

Access/Parking: Free parking near the boat dock, outlet, and inlet to the lake.

Types of Fish/Fishing: Rainbow, brook, and brown [...]]]>

Rock Creek Lake

Getting there: Located 22 miles north of Bishop, California or 13 miles south of Mammoth Lakes. About a 3 hour drive from Reno or a 5 hour drive from L. A.

Access/Parking: Free parking near the boat dock, outlet, and inlet to the lake.

Types of Fish/Fishing: Rainbow, brook, and brown trout using flies, lures, or bait.

Best Bait/Tackle etc: Wet flies such as olive matukas or wooly buggers, especially late in the day.

Best time of day/year: June, late in the day is the best, but usually late in the day any day during the fishing season is good.

California fishing license required.

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