There are plenty of great fishing holes so take your time walking along the river bed, enjoy the beautiful scenery, even take a dip if its hot enough and when your finished, head back to Big Pine for a cold beer at Mountain Rambler Brewery.įishing conditions on the Owen's River will change throughout the year, be sure to call one of the local fly shops like Brock's Fly Fishing or Sierra Trout Magnet to get the most up to date report from the river. Find a spot that looks good and make the short walk to the river. These pull offs are perfectly safe but be cautious about choosing your spot if you don't have high clearance or a 4WD vehicle. After you cross the bridge there are places to pull off onto dirt on both sides of the road. A few minutes down the road you will cross a bridge that goes over the Owens River. The dispute between the city of Los Angeles and the residents of Owens Valley was over the construction of the Los Angeles Aqueduct.

In the early 20th century, the Owens River was a key part of the California Water Wars. To get to Owens River, start in Big Pine, CA and take the 168 towards the Ancient Bristlecone Pine forrest. The Owens River is a 183 mile long river in Eastern California that drains into Owens Valley. If you like to pair photography with fishing then this is the ideal location for you - the color pallet is beautiful, especially in the winter. Surrounded by the Sierra Nevada, Inyo, and White Mountains, the Owens River Valley is picturesque and home to some quality trout fishing on the Owens River. The perfect rest stop on your way up or down the 395.

With easy access to amazing fishing and scenic 360 degree views of the Eastern Sierra's, Inyo and White Mountains.

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