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Even if you don't lodge with us we will still tell you where the fish are.
Call us today.
Our favorites are Sylvan Lake, Sheridan lake, Legion Lake they are just
minutes from Black Hills Trails End Cabins. We know where the fish are
because we fish these lakes
The Black Hills offers anglers excellent year-round fishing opportunity,
including trout-filled rivers and streams ideal for fly fishing, and numerous
lakes and reservoirs teaming with walleyes, northern pike and more. ...read
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Whether you prefer standing in a pristine river and casting dry flies with
your bamboo rod, or trolling big water with spinning tackle, the Black
Hills provides ample water filled with a range of fishable species.
Blue-ribbon trout streams include Rapid Creek, Spring Creek, Castle Creek
and Spearfish Creek. Lake Pactola and other reservoirs house large browns
and other species.
South Dakota Game and Fish offer 1-day, 3-day and annual licenses while
Wyoming Game and Fish offer 1-day and annual licenses. Licenses can be
purchased through Game and Fish web sites, or at local sporting goods shops,
hardware stores, through outfitters or other retailers.
Fishing limits vary depending upon location and species. Always check regulations
prior to fishing.
For personal safety, check water flows and temperatures, wear life preservers
when required, and abide by rules of the waterway.
Spearfish Creek - Cast for wild trout while taking in the unbeatable scenery
of Spearfish Canyon.
French Creek - Head to Custer State Park and search the riffles and pools,
or trek into French Creek Wilderness for rarely-fished sections of water.
Castle Creek - Catch gorgeous brook trout in this Deerfield Reservoir
tributary.
Lakes/Reservoirs
With several lakes and ponds in Black Hills National Forest, fish to your
heart's content within Pactola and Deerfield Reservoir Complexes or try
Sheridan Lake, Sylvan Lake, or Cook Lake. Productive lures include spinners
and spoons while night crawlers, grasshoppers, and salmon eggs work well
when and where live bait is acceptable.
Several of these lakes are also open to ice fishing, so don't hesitate
to travel here in wintertime, wrap up, and head onto the ice for an afternoon
of angling fun.
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