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Golden trout
Hi,
I'm looking for a place to catch golden trout in Calif. that don't require hiking. Dennis |
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Golden trout
Than your going to have to hire an outfitter with horses, the Golden is a
very high up, sensitive to his environment type fish that likes his privacy. The upper Kern River has some but I believe they are protected and you still need to hike some but they were the closest ones I know about to a road. The minimum I've had to go in is at least 20 miles. |
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Golden trout
The easiest golden trout to catch takesa bit of a hike, but the hike is
worth it. It is in the Twenty Lakes Bain near the east gate of Yosemite. You go up the Tioga Pass road to Ellery lake and go north about 5 miles to Saddlebag Lake. there you pay about $8 for a round trip ferry ride across the Lake. On the other side is one of the prettiest areas in the Sierra. The trail is easy to walk (eventhough you're above 10,000') and about half of the lakes have goldens. Other lakes have rainbows and brook trout. The stream flowing out of Saddleback has browns. Early in the year, you use black midbes, later caddis, royal cachmen and Adams. The lake is open from about the first of July tothe end of Sept. Another area is nearLevitt Lake. Take HWy 108. When you get in view of the lake, veer off to the right (west) and drive as far as you can. Then it is a shor t hike to two small lakes that have goldens. If you're energetic. Hike up the mountain to the west to Latopie Lake, but it is a 1,000' vertical. It als has goldens. The stream out of this area back to the highway also has goldens. the two small lakes are called something like Koenig. wrote in message ink.net... Than your going to have to hire an outfitter with horses, the Golden is a very high up, sensitive to his environment type fish that likes his privacy. The upper Kern River has some but I believe they are protected and you still need to hike some but they were the closest ones I know about to a road. The minimum I've had to go in is at least 20 miles. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.559 / Virus Database: 351 - Release Date: 1/9/2004 |
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