
My kids found thousands of Mountain Yellow-Legged Frogs which they eagerly collected. 

They were a bit bummed when I made them turn them loose. These frogs along with an abundance of terrestrials (including thousands of dragon flies) provide ample food for the salmonids of this natural, spring-fed alpine gem, namely chubby bows, brookies and a handful of browns.
Check out this massive Sphinx Moth Caterpillar, probably about ready to pupate. It's the size of my ring finger...this is like a ribeye for trout!
Apparently there is a deal in the works with the California DFG to make this a catch and release lake next year, but its not a sure thing yet. That would be great news, it could be a great little fishery if it were managed better. While we were in the area, we took a short hike down to Webber Falls on the Little Truckee. 
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Lake of the Woods is fun place but it seems things have changed there.Rainbows?Used to be nothing but browns. Campground host? That's a new addition as well.I haven't been there in a few years...
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