Manzanita Lake

The lake is gin clear, with deep bowls, lined with logs, manzanita patches, weed beds and drop offs – this lake has it all. What makes Manzanita a fly-fishing paradise is the wild rainbow and brown trout that inhabit its water. These fish are all wild; there is no stocking program in park waters. These fish are usually super spooky and selective, while at other times turn into eating machines.

Callibaetis, damsels and motorboat caddis fuel this lake. Not to mention the Carpenter Ant hatch that is truly spectacular. It’s a wonderful place to fish.

Stillwater trips are $600 per day maximum of two anglers.

Driftboat, float tubes, fins, rods, reels, flies, leaders, and indicators are all inclusive however, wading gear is not.

Lakeside lunches and beverages are provided.