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Catch the Gold

Certificate

                                

How do I get a certificate?  All you need to do is register.

How do I register?  Call us or stop by and get a registration form or, just click here and print a copy of the registration and mail it to us

How much does it cost?  Only $20 to cover costs.

Then what do I do?  Go out and catch the Golden Trout. Take a picture and bring the picture to the Chamber of Commerce or mail it to us. (We want to put it on our website.)

Where do I go to catch this trout?  We suggest the Golden Trout Wilderness area. From Lone Pine, drive west on Whitney Portal Road 3.5 miles to Horseshoe Meadow Road and turn left. Continue 20 miles to the Cottonwood Lakes trailhead (not the nearby Horseshoe Meadow trailhead). The paved road is usually open May through October. Watch for large falling rocks on the road, they’re not kidding about this.

There are Golden Trout in many different areas of Inyo County and we will give a Certificate for any Golden Trout no matter where you catch it.

Do I have to catch and release the trout?  That is what the certificate is for, however, there is a five trout limit (barbless hooks) in some of the areas. (Consult the California regulations) You can catch and release for the certificate and then go catch some to eat. (They really are delicious and we have a great recipe. )

If you have more questions call the Lone Pine Chamber of Commerce 760.876.4444 or email: info@lonepinechamber.org

 

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