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Rock & Jamison Lakes Fishing

Rock & Jamison Lakes Fishing

A fishing day becomes a backcountry day.

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Small alpine trout, undeveloped shore, and the journey through Jamison Creek country reward anglers prepared to walk beyond the easier waters.

Access: Choose an exact lake and mapped approach. Expect climbing, rocky trail, and possible crossings; visiting both lakes adds distance and time.

Fishing approach: Carry a compact fly or spinning kit. Quiet presentations and observation suit small trout in clear water.

Host tip: Set a turnaround time before the first cast. Leave plenty of daylight for the walk out.

Before you go: No lake services. Carry food, water, layers, navigation, and a headlamp; verify snow and crossings.

Details for your plan

Area

Above Plumas-Eureka

Type of outing

Hike-in alpine

From the Lodge

30–40 min + substantial hike

Access

Roughly 3 mi each way; route varies

Fish to look for

Primarily brook trout

The idea

A fishing day becomes a backcountry day.

Make a day of it

The Jamison lakes hiking guide

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