Grayling Lake fishing

Fishing at Grayling Lake has Arctic Grayling on the stocking report. It is stocked about once a year since 1964, most often in August.

Last stocked

August 4, 1965

Plants on record

Since 1964

Species recorded

Elevation

907 ft

Access and facts

Shore access: Yes

Meridian Lake Trail (formerly signed for Grayling Lake) is a 1-mile access path off the Seward Highway, with trailheads at mile 12 and mile 13.2. Closed to motorized vehicles year-round; the Forest Service lists lake and ice fishing among its recreation opportunities.

Sources: access.shore , shore_notes

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How Grayling Lake is stocked

Meridian Lake (1 mi), Troop Lake (2.2 mi), Lowell Creek (12.1 mi), Vagt Lake (12.3 mi), and Carter Lake (15.3 mi) were stocked more recently. Vagt Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling and Carter Lake is also stocked with Arctic Grayling.

Fish at Grayling Lake

Fishing Grayling Lake is most likely to be for Arctic Grayling. All 2 plants on record are Arctic Grayling.

Arctic Grayling 2 plants

Plants: 2 of 2
Last stocked: August 4, 1965

Seasons and rigs are on the Arctic Grayling guide.

Fish stocked per year

1541964
1511965

Stocking history

Source: Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Date	Species	Quantity	Avg. length	Source
August 4, 1965	Arctic Grayling	151	–	report
August 19, 1964	Arctic Grayling	154	–	report

Species stocked here

Arctic Grayling (2)

Depth-by-season, top lures, and bait notes for each species stocked here are on its own species guide, linked above.