Cutthroat Lakes, not Cutthroat Lake

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    • June 14, 2015 at 7:29 pm #84116
      LeaveItToStever12
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        I’m going to be doing a multi-night trip up at Cutthroat Lakes (not Cutthroat Lake up north) soon. I am having a hard time digging up information on the quality of fishing at these lakes; surely a place called Cutthroat Lakes that has warnings from every hiker that goes there about the quantity of mosquitoes and biting flies will be loaded with trout, right? It would be nice to cook some fresh trout on the campfire…

        Anybody know what I should expect up there?

      • June 14, 2015 at 11:23 pm #100425
        Brian Curtis
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          The Cutthroat Plateau is in a DNR NRCA and we haven’t been able to stock fish up there in quite a few years. We just started to stock in NRCAs again last summer and we hope to get up to the Cutthroat Lakes soon, but right now there aren’t any fish up on lakes accessible by trail on the plateau. If you are willing to hit the brush and steeps you can drop down to some of the lower lakes like East Boardman that have naturally reproducing populations.

        • June 15, 2015 at 2:28 am #100426
          LeaveItToStever12
          Participant

            Thanks so much for the info… I don’t mind bushwhacking for good fishing so I think I’ll give your suggestion a try.

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