07-15-2013, 06:27 PM
Nice pictures. I love it up there when it's overcast or rainy. Such a nice break from the desert heat here.
My dad has a cabin near there. I don't get up there as often as I'd like, but it's a treat when I do. Years ago on busy weekends the whole shore would be lined with campers. It really took a toll on the aesthetics of the shoreline. The traffic settled down a lot when they put the fly and lure only restrictions on the water, but it's picked back up some now that the restriction is lifted during the summer months. After labor day the traffic really thins out again.
Some years the fishing is really good there, and others its really slow. High water levels seem to lead to better fishing. When the big rocks on the shore at the point directly across from the dam are mostly in the water, the fishing is pretty decent. When those rocks are dry, I've never done well.
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My dad has a cabin near there. I don't get up there as often as I'd like, but it's a treat when I do. Years ago on busy weekends the whole shore would be lined with campers. It really took a toll on the aesthetics of the shoreline. The traffic settled down a lot when they put the fly and lure only restrictions on the water, but it's picked back up some now that the restriction is lifted during the summer months. After labor day the traffic really thins out again.
Some years the fishing is really good there, and others its really slow. High water levels seem to lead to better fishing. When the big rocks on the shore at the point directly across from the dam are mostly in the water, the fishing is pretty decent. When those rocks are dry, I've never done well.
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