In the Mammoth Lakes area of California you will experience incredible scenery and World-Class Trout Fishing.

Convict Lake

Convict Lake is known for outstanding Rainbow Trout fishing.  Much of Convict Lake is over 100 ft. deep.

Crowley Lake

Crowley Lake features great Trout fishing.  The lake is 650 acres, 12 miles long and 5 miles at its widest point.

Crowley Lake Map

June Lake Loop 

The June Lake Loop is 16 miles long and consists of 4 lakes; June, Grant, Gull, and Silver.

June Lake

June Lake lies two miles from the south junction of U.S. Highway 395 with California State Route 158.

Gull Lake

Gull Lake is the second in the chain of four mountain lakes comprising the June Lake Loop, and the smallest in size.  Gull Lake is known for good sized trout.

Grant Lake

Grant Lake is the largest of the four lakes on the June Lake Loop.  A 10 m.p.h. speed limit is imposed until 10:00 a.m. each day, to accomodate the early morning fishermen.

Silver Lake

Silver Lake is located within the heart of the Sierra Nevada Mountains at the base of Carson Peak, just below the confluence of Reversed Creek with Rush Creek. California Route 158 is along the eastern shore.  The Rush Creek Trailhead is located at the north end of the lake, providing trail access to the Rush Creek Basin.

Mammoth Lakes Basin

The Mammoth Lakes basin consists of 4 lakes - Lake George, Lake Mary, Twin Lakes, and Lake Mamie.  These lakes are heavily stocked with rainbow trout and easily accessed by boat or foot.  The Mammoth lakes range from an elevation of 8,540 feet to 9,250 feet.

Rock Creek Lake

Rock Creek Lake is located approximately 25 miles east of Bishop at an elevation of 9,682 feet in the beautiful Rock Creek Canyon of the Inyo National Forest. Rock Creek Lake contains 65 surface acres of clear, cold, snow melt water.  Rock Creek Lake is located between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes off of U.S. 395.  Rock Creek Lake is known for monster Brown Trout.  Powered boats are allowed although a 5 mph speed limit is enforced.  Fishing is excellent at the lake as well as numerous nearby streams. Rainbow, brown, and brook trout provide a majority of the action but eastern brook and golden trout are also common.