Strawberry Creek
Catch-and-release fishing is the only kind allowed in Strawberry Creek because the fish population is not yet strongly established.
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Strawberry Creek Details
The new population of Bonneville cutthroat trout is not established enough to support any fishing aside from catch-and-release. However, if you are just fishing for sport, this is a great place to spend a day on the water. To access Strawberry Creek, turn right onto Strawberry Creek Road about 2.5 miles past Sacramento Pass. Remember that all fishing requires a Nevada state fishing permit that can be purchased online and printed out. If you are fishing, you must have your permit on-hand. The park does not sell fishing permits.
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