Beaver Creek fishing

Common questions

What fish are at Beaver Creek?

Fishing Beaver Creek is most likely to be for Mixed Trout. All 6 plants on record are Mixed Trout. Mixed Trout was last stocked July 26, 2026. Rainbow Trout (Per CDFW's 2026 Provisional Stocking Plan for this water (a planning document, not a confirmed release)) is recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is Beaver Creek stocked?

Last stocked July 26, 2026. It is stocked 6 times in 2026, most often in May and June.

How do you get on Beaver Creek?

A remote Stanislaus National Forest stream in Tuolumne County, winding through forested canyons, alpine meadows, and granite-lined pools. Reaching it is challenging and requires hiking or forest-road navigation. Beaver Creek Campground is a named locale on the Boards Crossing USGS quad, at 4,780 ft.

Which lakes near Beaver Creek were stocked more recently?

Stanislaus River North Fork (1.6 mi), Lyons Reservoir (11.7 mi), Stanislaus River South Fork (11.8 mi), and Pinecrest Lake (15.4 mi) were stocked more recently. Stanislaus River North Fork is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Lyons Reservoir is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Stanislaus River South Fork is also stocked with Mixed Trout, and Pinecrest Lake is also stocked with Mixed Trout.

How Beaver Creek is stocked

Stanislaus River North Fork (1.6 mi), Lyons Reservoir (11.7 mi), Stanislaus River South Fork (11.8 mi), and Pinecrest Lake (15.4 mi) were stocked more recently. Stanislaus River North Fork is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Lyons Reservoir is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Stanislaus River South Fork is also stocked with Mixed Trout, and Pinecrest Lake is also stocked with Mixed Trout.