Information on Indian Tom Reservoir
Information on Indian Tom Reservoir:
This reservoir is a medium sized reservoir adjacent to Highway 97, near the Oregon border and just north of the town of Dorris, California. It is a weedy and relatively shallow alkaline lake that supports the only cutthroat trout fishery in the county. Local fisherman jokingly call it the lake of a thousand casts because the action can be aggravatingly slow at times. However, the cutthroats run big and are worth the times spent casting.
Fishing at Indian Tom Reservoir
Species of fish in Indian Tom Reservoir: Cutthroat Trout
It is your responsibilty to know local fishing regulations (See below)
Indian Tom Reservoir Facts:
Indian Tom Reservoir is a Reservoir
For more information on
Indian Tom Reservoir contact:
National Forest or Park:
Klamath National Forest
Address: 1312 Fairlane Rd.
City: Yreka Zip: 96097-9549
Phone: 530-842-6131
Email: jmchugh@fs.fed.us
Rules and Regulations for Indian Tom Reservoir. These
may not always be up to date so make sure you double check
before recreating or fishing at Indian Tom Reservoir.
Boating is a great way to enjoy fishing the reservoirs, and small boat launching access is provided at most lakes. Please note that motors are limited to electric on some of the lakes, so be sure and check the boating limitations for the lake you wish to visit. A valid California state fishing license is needed to fish within the National Forest. Licenses are sold at sporting good and other retail stores. For information on fishing times & limits a current state fishing regulation guide is generally available free at these same locations. For more information contact California Department of Fish & Game.
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