Accordingly they established a 25-cent daily tag. Anglers have a lot of options and opportunities. The Conservation Department now stocks the upper 1.6 miles of stream each night from March 1 to October 31 at 2.25 fish per angler expected the next day. Artificial lures, flies and any soft plastic bait resembling an egg, worm or grub can be used in Zone 1. An additional 1.4 miles of stream, referred to as Zone 3, is stocked twice each week.
Rules allow natural or artificial lures or bait.
While fishing is a little more of a challenge in this area, it is well worth the effort. Anglers are treated to more solitary fishing in this gorgeous natural stretch. Regulations require either a daily tag or a trout permit. Amazingly enough, anglers catch several hundred lunker trout over 3 pounds from the stream yearly. In 1987 an angler caught a 16.8 pound rainbow.