This 1,100 acre lake is located about four miles east of the Jackson-Klamath County line and just south of Highway 140. Forest Road 3601 follows the west shoreline and Dead Indian Road follows the east shoreline. All three boat ramps are on the northwest end of the lake. The lake offers fishing for rainbow and brown trout, kokanee, largemouth bass and brown bullheads. The best bass fishing is around any shallow weedy areas and also beneath the numerous docks along the west side of the lake. When the author last fished the resort dock area, he landed six fish species in a two hour period. The most common catches were yellow perch and smallmouth bass which are starting to dominate the lake. But he also landed rainbow and brown trout, black crappie and largemouth bass. One can reasonably expect the smallmouth to severely impact the lake’s largemouth bass population.
P Heley