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Manzanita Lake holds rainbow and brown trout and is rated as a blue-ribbon fly fishery. Dry fly, nymph and streamers are all used.

CAMPGROUND: We have 5 reserved campsites grouped together for the outing, if you want to stay in one call Ivan (925-680-0139) to book it.

The Trip Leaders, Ivan Lee and Sue Wilburn will be staying at campsite B34 and B36 in Loop B. We will gather at night after fishing to go over want is working and to share beverages.

Entering the park each car will pay a National Park Vehicle fee $30, good for 7 days, (the fee is FREE if you have a “Senior Pass” for National Parks.) Just after entering the park, go to the Boat Ramp or campground at Manzanita Lake.Gather at the Manzanita Lake Boat Ramp parking lot to launch watercrafts each day.

We will have a zoom fish talk before the trip and will send more information as we get closer.

Overview:
Manzanita Lake is a lake located in Lassen Volcanic National Park. The name means "little apple" in Spanish. Located near the park entrance, the lake is open for fishing and holds a fair number of rainbow and brown trout and is rated as a blue-ribbon fly fishery by the state of California Department of Fish and Game. It is limited to catch and release with a single, barbless hook and artificial lure. The lake can be fished from the shore or more often using a non-powered watercraft, float-tube or pram. Rental kayaks may be available.