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Fishing - Trinity Alps Lakes and Streams
Trinity Lake  |  Upper Trinity River  |  Lower Trinity River  |  Lewiston  |  The Alps   |  Carrville Pond  |  Other Area Water

Dozens of small alpine lakes and streams throughout the Alps provide picturesque mini-paradises for anglers who enjoy tossing flies (or bait) at pan-sized trout to several pounds in the peace and solitude of the high country. Each requires a hike, some more strenuous than others, but for those willing to make the effort, the payoff is grand.

Best times of the year to fish the Alps

Mid-June - mid-October

Trout fishing in the high mountain lakes and streams can be good from late spring to late autumn, depending on elevation and water temperatures. These fish take bait or flies.

Distance from Eagle Creek Ranch
Accessible by foot on the many trails which lead into the Trinity Alps Wilderness Area.
Highlight Species:
Pan-sized Rainbow, Brook and Brown Trout, occassionally to several pounds
Backcountry horsemen stock rainbows in the mountain lakes and streams every year in July.
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