Bishop Creek Lodge

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“The locals hideaway,” Bishop Creek Lodge has provided a comfortable mountain atmosphere since 1928. Located in the heart of the High Sierras the Lodge offers several different amenities including clean, rustic, mountain cabins that situate you in the middle of the beautiful mountain scenery. The Circle ‘S’ Cafe’ offers delicious home-cooked meals with great service; and to help you relax after a long day of fishing, we provide a fully stocked bar. Our tackle shop has competitively priced tackle with rods and reels for the beginner to the most avid fisherman. We stock a full line of lures, baits, flies and accessories geared specifically for Bishop Creek Canyon and the beautiful backcountry lakes. Get your tackle and fishing advise from Bishop Creek Lodge, THE LOCAL EXPERTS.

Now is the time to go fishing.

Mosquito Flats

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Situated in a parking lot above Rock Creek Lake at around 9,000′ or so lies a trailhead. This parking area is known as Mosquito Flats, and has some really fun, roadside angling for small wild trout in the form of brooks, browns, and rainbows. These fish are small…between 4? and 9?…but readily take a dry fly and can be tremendous fun on an ultra light setup. Size 18-20 dry flies and parachutes will take small brooks and browns all day long. Stimulator, Elk Hair Caddis, Parachute Adams, Parachute Hare’s Ear…all size 18-20, and all work well. Size 20-22 Bead Head Hare’s Ear

Nymph mosquitoflatsdroppers also work well in the deeper runs and eddies. For the hardware guys, go ultra light, and throw tiny spoons and spinners. Don’t come up here expecting to get into any 12? monsters. This area is completely wild trout, and most of them are very small. 8? is a good fish in this small area. Take the trail up to the valley for some better fish. Stop and look at the map at the trailhead, pick a lake or creek…and go fishing.

Fishing

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Fishing Reports coming soon!  Real soon