Fishing

Fishing is allowed at the reservoir only. The "upstream" area has been closed to all entry, for wildlife habitat protection.
Click for Trout fish plant pic's (900 lbs of trout)

NOTICE - FEBRUARY 2009
DFG Fish Stocking (Planting) 11/24/2008 through 1/1/2010 / For more info click Here http://www.dfg.ca.gov/news/stocking/
Water bodies that will NOT BE STOCKED IN LA COUNTY
Big Tujunga Creek (Upper)
Big Tujunga Creek (Lower)
Little Rock Reservoir (Dam)
Piru Creek (Frenchman's Flat)
San Gabriel River, East Fork
San Gabriel River, West Fork

A Current Fishing Licence Is Required At All Times In All Locations!
Fishing Licence and Wilderness Pass can be purchased at:
Wal-Mart (location at the #2)
37140 47Th Street East
Palmdale, CA 93552

Recorded Trout Information Line (562) 594-7268

Link to the DFG South Coast Region Fish Stocking Schedule
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/fishplant/fishplant_r5.html

For Current License Cost Information Contact:
Department of Fish & Game
License and Revenue Branch
3211 S Street, Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 227-2245
http://www.dfg.ca.gov/licensing/fishing/sportfishingfaqs.html

Link to local weather, plus sunrise & sunset information for the area.
http://www.nbc4.tv/weather/432921/detail.html

All plants are subject to change depending on road, water and weather conditions.

Catchable trout shall not be stocked in lakes or reservoirs after surface water temperatures reach 78°F and it appears that such temperatures will continue to occur regularly, nor after a trout die-off is attributed in whole or in part to an oxygen deficiency. Stocking shall be discontinued if algae blooms, aquatic weed growth, high turbidity, high alkalinity, or other conditions render the lake unsuitable for catchable trout or for fishing.

Catchable trout shall not be stocked in lakes or reservoirs until water temperatures reach 42°F or higher most afternoons, or in streams until water temperatures reach 45°F or higher most afternoons. Catchable trout stocking may be suspended in reservoirs during periods of spill in order to avoid losses of planted fish to downstream areas where the trout may not be readily available to anglers.