High Sierra Fun, Hike , Fish and Rock Art

Thanks Craig,

Nice report and stunning pics.  I love the dragon close-ups!

Norm

Beautiful brook trout! Do you ever catch goldens out there?

 No goldens right there but at the outflow of White Rock Lake there are some small specie about 6-7 inches long. This stream is real small. The color of the goldens are just amazing. Only a supreme being could create such beauty.

Beautiful brook trout! Do you ever catch goldens out there?

 No goldens right there but at the outflow of White Rock Lake there are some small specie about 6-7 inches long. This stream is real small. The color of the goldens are just amazing. Only a supreme being could create such beauty.

Thanks, Your brook reminded me of the brooks and goldens I caught in Tamarack creek back in the 1980's.I agree about their sublime beauty.

I love the Sierra. That is the place to enjoy nature and relax. Thanks for taking
some cool pictures Craig.

Jedmo

Very nice Craig, looks like my back yard .
We need to do a back pack trip from Grouse ridge and see how many of those lakes hold fish.

Beautiful brook trout! Do you ever catch goldens out there?

 Isn't that a brown? I thought Brookies had more red on there fins. At least the ones I used to catch in the southern Sierras.

 

  I so miss the Sierra's!  I need to get up there, anywhere for a few days!  After loosing job, dad passing, and no call backs from job hunt, I NEED TO GET AWAY.  Nice shots.  My very first trout I caught was with my dad it was a little brookie.  We were camping, I was too young to remember exactly where, maybe around Angles camp? he liked that area.

Hope I get these pics right. Anyway, the less colorful is Brown, and the one with red is Brook. Yours is a nice looking fish. Headed to eastern Sierras next week to try for some large Browns at and around Mammoth Lakes. Horseshoe lake has some nice Brooks too.

Here's a couple more for identification purposes. Cutthroat, Golden, and Rainbow.

Great Pictures Craig. Rock On!

Yes it was a little brown. Those little guys put up quite a fight for the size. The colors of those small fish are way more glorious than the larger ones.We also caught a couple of small native bows way up too. If you want to see a real beautiful high lake in Desolation google Smith Lake. Right about 8500ft or so. Not as high as some but surrounded by a huge granite bowl 500ft high.

 
  Your killing me!