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Lake Parvin Fishery

Parvin Lake is a beautiful lake located near Red Feather Lakes . This lake is a Division of Wildlife research lake and contains various strains of brown, cutthroat, and rainbow trout. This lake has special rules for fishing including:

·        artificial flies and lures only

·        fishing is not permitted in the inlet to the lake

·        no fishing between 10 pm and 4 am

·        belly boats only

·        must check in and out of check station when open

Area:

67.2 acres

Shoreline:

2.24 miles

Elevation:

8,120 feet

Maximum depth:

36.4 feet

Fish species:

Cutthroat trout

 

Rainbow trout

 

Brown trout

Fish species stocked:

Cutthroat trout

 

Rainbow trout

 

Brown trout

 

Kokanee

Fishing period:

May 1 - October 31

The above information from http://www.resourceanalysis.com/fishing/fish49/f49.html

The Historical Society tour was July 2008

Entrance to the Lake Parvin Fishery.

The driveway, walk, from the entrance back to the buildings.

 

The residence where the manager lives.

 

 

A briefing on how the fishery operates, before we go inside.

 

The Fisheries research building

 

Breeding tanks.

A five mile trail allows one to walk the entire circumference of the lake. 

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