Fishing in Trinity County, California
110 public waters in the North Coast & Klamath region — 84 lakes/reservoirs and 26 rivers. Every one is public water fishable on a California licence.
Lakes & Reservoirs
- Trinity Lake
16,500 acres · 5 species
- Sapphire Lake
48 acres · 12 species
- Sapphire Lake (Trinity Alps)
48 acres · 2 species
- Grizzly Lake (Trinity Alps)
41 acres · 1 species
- Ewing Reservoir
40 acres · 12 species
- Lewiston Lake
40 acres · 1 species
- Carrville Pond
40 acres · 1 species
- Trinity River, above Clair Engle Lake
40 acres · 1 species
- Trinity Lake (Clair Engle Lake)
40 acres · 1 species
- Ewing Gulch Reservoir
40 acres · 1 species
- Ruth Reservoir
40 acres · 1 species
- Stoddard Lake Lower, Salmon Scott
31 acres · 2 species
- Canyon Creek Lake, Upper (Trinity Alps)
31 acres · 2 species
- Stoddard Lake
30 acres · 12 species
- Bear Lake, Big
28 acres · 1 species
- Papoose Lake (Trinity Alps)
27 acres · 2 species
- Deadfall Lake, Middle (Trinity Divide)
26 acres · 2 species
- Granite Lake (Trinity Alps)
25 acres · 2 species
- Emerald Lake (Trinity Alps)
24 acres · 2 species
- Smith Lake, Trinity Alps
19 acres · 2 species
- Canyon Creek Lakes
17 acres · 12 species
- Trail Gulch Lake
17 acres · 2 species
- Canyon Creek Lake, Lower (Trinity Alps)
17 acres · 3 species
- Picayune Lake
15 acres · 12 species
- Mirror Lake
14 acres · 2 species
- Alpine Lake
13 acres · 1 species
- Tangle Blue Lake (Salmon Scott)
11 acres · 2 species
- Twin Lake, Lower, Trinity Divide
9 acres · 2 species
- Bear Lake, Little
8 acres · 2 species
- Grouse Lake (Trinity Divide)
8 acres · 2 species
- Marshy Lake, Big (Salmon Scott)
7 acres · 1 species
- McDonald Lake (Salmon Scott)
7 acres · 2 species
- Boulder Lake, Big (Trinity Alps)
7 acres · 2 species
- Foster Lake, Trinity Alps
7 acres · 2 species
- Sugar Pine Lake, Trinity Alps
6 acres · 2 species
- Ward Lake (Trinity Alps)
6 acres · 3 species
- El Lake
6 acres · 1 species
- Yolla Bolly Lake, North
6 acres · 1 species
- Rock Fence Lake
5 acres · 1 species
- Deadfall Lake, Lower (Trinity Divide)
5 acres · 1 species
- Mosquito Lake
5 acres · 2 species
- Log Lake
5 acres · 1 species
- Highland Lake (Trinity Divide)
5 acres · 2 species
- Boulder Lake, Little (Trinity Alps)
5 acres · 2 species
- Landers Lake (Trinity Alps)
5 acres · 2 species
- Horseshoe Lake (Trinity Divide)
5 acres · 2 species
- Boulder Lake, Canyon Creek, Trinity Alps
5 acres · 2 species
- Mumbo Lake, Lower (Trinity Divide)
4 acres · 1 species
- Doe Lake
4 acres · 1 species
- Lion Lake
4 acres · 1 species
- Union Lake (Trinity Alps)
4 acres · 2 species
- Morris Lake
4 acres · 3 species
- Anna Lake
4 acres · 1 species
- Black Rock Lake, Yolla Bolly
4 acres · 2 species
- Helen Lake
3 acres · 2 species
- Rush Creek Lake
3 acres · 1 species
- Pond Lily Lake
3 acres · 1 species
- Devil's Lake
3 acres · 1 species
- Eleanor Lake (Trinity Alps)
3 acres · 1 species
- Deer Lake (Trinity Alps)
3 acres · 1 species
- East Fork Lake
3 acres · 1 species
- Marshy Lake, Little (Salmon Scott)
2 acres · 1 species
- Adams Lake
2 acres · 2 species
- Lilypad Lake
2 acres · 1 species
- Lois Lake
2 acres · 1 species
- Shimmy Lake (Trinity Alps)
2 acres · 1 species
- Salmon Lake
2 acres · 3 species
- Luella Lake
2 acres · 1 species
- Forbidden Lakes 1
2 acres · 1 species
- Diamond Lake (Trinity Alps)
2 acres · 2 species
- Rush Creek Lake, Upper (Trinity Alps)
2 acres · 1 species
- Conway Lake
1 acres · 1 species
- Twin Lakes, Lower, Trinity Alps
1 acres · 1 species
- Boulder Creek Lakes 2
1 acres · 1 species
- Forbidden Lakes 2
1 acres · 1 species
- Rush Creek Lake, Middle (Trinity Alps)
1 acres · 1 species
- Weaver Lake, East
1 acres · 2 species
- Stoddard Lake Upper, Salmon Scott
1 acres · 1 species
- Holland Lake (Salmon Scott)
1 acres · 1 species
- Wee Bear Lake
1 acres · 1 species
- Rush Creek Lake, Lower (Trinity Alps)
· 1 species
- Seven Up Lake (Trinity Alps)
· 1 species
- Round Meadow Lake
· 1 species
- Siligo Meadows, Lower Lake
· 1 species
Rivers
California Fishing Licence
One California sport fishing licence covers every public water in the state, Shasta, Tahoe and the Sacramento included — the resident annual is about $62 (one of the most expensive in the country), the non-resident about $167, and it now runs 12 months from the date of purchase. Add a Bay-Delta Enhancement Stamp (~$7) for the Delta or a Steelhead Report Card (~$10) to fish for steelhead. Youth under 16 fish free. Buy at wildlife.ca.gov.
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