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GUEST BOATS Our kayaks,
rowboats, stand-up paddleboards and canoe are provided free of charge to our
guests only. A boat use agreement will be signed upon arrival. Barge trips for
guests are made on the hour between 9 am - 7 pm. In between, we encourage use
of rowboats or the trail around the lake. RENTAL
ROW BOATS $40 per day. Our 2 & 3
person boats (including oars and life jackets) are available for rent from 8
- 5 pm or by appointment.
No reservations. Just
use the phone on the tree to call over to the Lodge. Complete a Boat Use
Agreement. Pay in cash when the rental begins. Children under 16
must be accompanied by an adult. Boats may not be operated after dusk or
during storms. We do not rent kayaks, canoes, or stand up
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FISHING Salmon Lake is
stocked by the Department of Fish and Game, as are many of the high county
lakes and streams. The hatchery fish are hybrid Rainbow Trout. The native
population includes Eastern Brook, German Brown and Rainbow Trout. Fishing is best in
June, September and October when the water is cool.
Fishing
licenses and bait are available at Bassett's. Guest fish may be cleaned only
in the fish cleaning sink in the Lodge.
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SWIMMING The lake is warm enough
to swim from late June - mid September.
Circa 1920 HIKING Hiking trails lead
to scenic meadows, glacial lakes, and the nearby Pacific Crest Trail. |
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