in weight.

Occasionally much larger fish are seen, though they are seldom brought to net.

Not long ago a Loch Levin, weighing 12 lbs., was caught here.
While the catch of fish in the smaller lakes of the region is exceedingly large the fish themselves are smaller, the opportunities for hiding and fattening and growing older being comparatively greater in the larger body of water.
During the height of the season when there are a great many boats out it is common to hire a launch which will tow from four to a dozen boats over towards Emerald Bay on the California side, or towards Glenbrook on the Nevada side, where the fishing grounds are known to be of the best.

The boatmen especially enjoy these days out--although the "fares" may not always suspect it--as it gives them a change from their ordinary routine and table fare.

They enjoy trout as well as do the visitors, and of course, they are all expert cooks as well as boatmen.