Arctic Grayling Stocked · 2 plants · last August 2, 2001 Last stocked August 2, 2001 · avg 0.6 in · 2 plants
Arctic Grayling species guideBeaver Lake fishing: not stocked since August 2, 2001. It was stocked with Arctic Grayling.
Arctic Grayling Stocked · 2 plants · last August 2, 2001 Last stocked August 2, 2001 · avg 0.6 in · 2 plants
Arctic Grayling species guideNo plants recorded in 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000.
Fish stocked in 1996
15,000
Fish stocked in 2001
1,000
| Date | Species | Quantity | Avg. length | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 2, 2001 | Arctic Grayling | 1,000 | 1.2 in | report |
| June 6, 1996 | Arctic Grayling | 15,000 | 0 in | report |
Beaver Lake Trail starts across the Sawmill Creek bridge at Sawmill Creek Campground, off Blue Lake Rd about 7 miles southeast of Sitka. Steep first quarter mile, about 250 ft of gain, then a loop around the lake. Edges are too deep to wade; fish from the platforms on the south shore.
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Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Alaska Department of Fish and Game before you go.
Campgrounds within 15 miles of Beaver Lake's mapped point, nearest first: Samsing Cove Cabin camping (7.9 miles), Baranof Lake Cabin camping (11.2 miles), Kanga Bay Cabin camping (13.5 miles), Allan Point Cabin camping (14.9 miles), and Brents Beach Cabin camping (15 miles), each with its own campground page on campgroundsdb.com.
Straight-line distances.
Beaver Lake is inside Tongass National Forest.
Boundaries from Public Lands DB, part of the same network.
Fishing Beaver Lake usually means Arctic Grayling. All 2 plants on record are Arctic Grayling. Arctic Grayling was last stocked August 2, 2001, averaging 0.6 in.
Not stocked since August 2, 2001. No plants recorded in 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000.
Arctic Grayling stocked at Beaver Lake average 0.6 in.
The nearest town is Sitka, AK. Facilities include dock. Beaver Lake Trail starts across the Sawmill Creek bridge at Sawmill Creek Campground, off Blue Lake Rd about 7 miles southeast of Sitka. Steep first quarter mile, about 250 ft of gain, then a loop around the lake. Edges are too deep to wade; fish from the platforms on the south shore.
Herring Cove (1 mi), Swan Lake (5.6 mi), Auke Creek (93.6 mi), and Anita Bay (120.8 mi) were stocked more recently. Swan Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling.