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| Guided Fishing |
| Private Waters |
| Photo Galleries |
Kirman Lake is a small back-country lake off of Highway 108. It's about a 3 mile
hike down a dirt road to the lake, many anglers either hike the trail or ride
mountain bikes to get there. The most productive way to fish Kirman is from a
float tube though at certain times the shore fishing is okay.
Kirman is populated with both brookies and cutthroat, and has special
regulations (Artificial flies or lures only, barbless hooks, 2 fish limit, 16 inch
minimum). It's not uncommon to catch brookies in the 2 to 4 pound range and
cutts in the 20 to 24 inch range in this incredible lake.
hike down a dirt road to the lake, many anglers either hike the trail or ride
mountain bikes to get there. The most productive way to fish Kirman is from a
float tube though at certain times the shore fishing is okay.
Kirman is populated with both brookies and cutthroat, and has special
regulations (Artificial flies or lures only, barbless hooks, 2 fish limit, 16 inch
minimum). It's not uncommon to catch brookies in the 2 to 4 pound range and
cutts in the 20 to 24 inch range in this incredible lake.
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| June 2011 - These are some pics that Mark and Dean sent along of some killer "football" brookies they caught this year! |
| Oct. 2011 - Mark with a 22" cutt |