here comes the trout!~

[Beresford13861]

TROUT PLANTS
Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following
lakes and streams, listed by county, will be restocked the week of
September 18, 2006 with catchable-size rainbow trout from the
Department
of Fish and Game hatcheries:
LOS ANGELES: Bouquet Canyon Creek, Castaic Lake.
SAN BERNARDINO: Gregory Lake, Santa Ana River, Santa Ana River
(South Fork).
SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Lake, Doane Pond.
VENTURA: Casitas Lake, Piru Lake.
INYO: Baker Creek, Big Pine Creek, Bishop Creek (Intake II),
Bishop
Creek (Lower, Middle, South Forks), Cottonwood Creek, Gooddale Creek,
Owens River (Laws Bridge downstream to Steward Lake and below
Tinnemaha), Independence Creek, Lake Sabrina, Lone Pine Creek, North
Lake, Pleasant Valley Reservoir, Rock Creek Lake, South Lake, Taboose
Creek, Tinnemaha Creek, Tuttle Creek.
MONO: Buckeye Creek, Convict Creek, Convict Lake, Ellery Lake,
George Lake, Grant Lake, Green Creek, Gull Lake, June Lake, Lee Vining
Creek, Lee Vining Creek (South Fork), Mamie Lake, Mammoth Creek, Mary
Lake, McGee Creek, Owens River (Benton Crossing Road), Robinson Creek,
Rock Creek (Section 1), Rock Creek (Section 2), Rush Creek, Saddlebag
Creek, Saddlebag Lake, Silver Lake, Trumble Lake, Twin Lake (Lower
Bridgeport), Twin Lake (Upper Bridgeport), Twin Lakes (Mammoth),
Virginia Creek, Virginia Lake (Lower), and Virginia Lake (Upper).
FRESNO: Kings River below Pine Flat Dam, San Joaquin River below
Friant Dam.
KERN: Kern River (KR No. 3 to Riverside Park, Kernville).
TULARE: Kern River (Fairview Dam to Falling Waters Lodge and Brush
Creek to Fairview Dam).
TUOLUMNE: Tulloch Lake.

[Homeslice]

Figures Riverside county is always left last in the dust. I hate this county.

[solsurf]

thanks for the update, anyone know when the first stocks in OC will be?

[cashe]

Originally Posted by solsurf

thanks for the update, anyone know when the first stocks in OC will be?

Right after Riverside County.

[Miguel]

What about East Los Angeles.

[Supa711]

Homeslice, heh cant be that bad, here in Huntington beach/Fountain Valley area we dont even have trout fishin holes to be stocked =\

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by Supa711

Homeslice, heh cant be that bad, here in Huntington beach/Fountain Valley area we dont even have trout fishin holes to be stocked =\

Ouch, yah that "bites." Well you do have an ocean instead. Here in the Inland area, our fish are like Foster Farms Chicken, they're corn fed.

[FishSlayer]

Originally Posted by Beresford13861

Santa Ana River, Santa Ana River
(South Fork).

I have not been up there all summer...SIGH!

Originally Posted by Supa711

here in Huntington beach/Fountain Valley area we dont even have trout fishin holes to be stocked =\

WHAT!?!
They stock Mile Square, Lake Huntington and Greer Park Lake every year!

[klymons]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Figures Riverside county is always left last in the dust. I hate this county.

Ah, Riverside County. With all the charm and artistic style of a velvet Elvis painting. It's a county that worships drywall and smog. If civic identity were a dog, Riverside would be a shiftless mongrel. In other words, hating Riverside County is like hating the Taliban--get in line and pass the ammunition!

[klymons]

Originally Posted by Beresford13861

TROUT PLANTS
Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following
lakes and streams, listed by county, will be restocked the week of
September 18, 2006 with catchable-size rainbow trout from the
Department
of Fish and Game hatcheries:
LOS ANGELES: Bouquet Canyon Creek, Castaic Lake.
SAN BERNARDINO: Gregory Lake, Santa Ana River, Santa Ana River
(South Fork).
SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Lake, Doane Pond.
VENTURA: Casitas Lake, Piru Lake.
INYO: Baker Creek, Big Pine Creek, Bishop Creek (Intake II),
Bishop
Creek (Lower, Middle, South Forks), Cottonwood Creek, Gooddale Creek,
Owens River (Laws Bridge downstream to Steward Lake and below
Tinnemaha), Independence Creek, Lake Sabrina, Lone Pine Creek, North
Lake, Pleasant Valley Reservoir, Rock Creek Lake, South Lake, Taboose
Creek, Tinnemaha Creek, Tuttle Creek.
MONO: Buckeye Creek, Convict Creek, Convict Lake, Ellery Lake,
George Lake, Grant Lake, Green Creek, Gull Lake, June Lake, Lee Vining
Creek, Lee Vining Creek (South Fork), Mamie Lake, Mammoth Creek, Mary
Lake, McGee Creek, Owens River (Benton Crossing Road), Robinson Creek,
Rock Creek (Section 1), Rock Creek (Section 2), Rush Creek, Saddlebag
Creek, Saddlebag Lake, Silver Lake, Trumble Lake, Twin Lake (Lower
Bridgeport), Twin Lake (Upper Bridgeport), Twin Lakes (Mammoth),
Virginia Creek, Virginia Lake (Lower), and Virginia Lake (Upper).
FRESNO: Kings River below Pine Flat Dam, San Joaquin River below
Friant Dam.
KERN: Kern River (KR No. 3 to Riverside Park, Kernville).
TULARE: Kern River (Fairview Dam to Falling Waters Lodge and Brush
Creek to Fairview Dam).
TUOLUMNE: Tulloch Lake.

Ah, Bouquet Canyon Creek in northern San Fernando Valley. I would love to fish there, but it's absolutely loaded with poison oak. The last time I fished there I got a really bad dose--I looked like an alien from a bad sci fi movie--my face was all swollen and red Of course, if you have no problem with poison oak--go for it! After the plantings, the fishing is excellent

[vagabond]

Originally Posted by klymons

Ah, Bouquet Canyon Creek in northern San Fernando Valley. I would love to fish there, but it's absolutely loaded with poison oak. The last time I fished there I got a really bad dose--I looked like an alien from a bad sci fi movie--my face was all swollen and red Of course, if you have no problem with poison oak--go for it! After the plantings, the fishing is excellent

I grew up in the canyon area of Whiting Ranch "where mountain bikers are cougar bait" and at first Poison Oak really got to me and the other guys. But after a few doses of it it became less and less of a problem, after about 6-8 doses instead of 2 weeks it only seems to last for maybe 24 hours on me. But I don't recommend trying to build a tolerance to it and getting it on purpose, that stuff put a few kids in the hospital out here.
Also going swimming after roaming around in Oak seemed to help alot too, that chlorine seemed to get the Oak oil off pretty good.