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California Fishing. Yosemite Valley. Yosemite National Park's Merced River Adventures

Fishing in California is especially good with the scenery of Yosemite Valley and Yosemite National Park as the backdrop. Most people visiting Yosemite hike the mist trail to vernal falls. The mist trail is a scenic hike adjacent to the Merced river with an amazing waterfall. But wait, there's more. Yosemite valley has wonderful rafting/kayaking, fishing and of course lots of beautiful nature. Fishing in Yosemite National Park is a wonderland of delights for the most part away from the crowds of people in the Yosemite Valley but still getting the views of the wonderful granite cliffs. The Yosemite View Lodge is adjacent to the Merced river and is the closest hotel outside the park in the Yosemite Valley and is reasonably priced. Best of all are the views from the balcony of the rushing rock lined Merced river and a perfect kayak course. The water level in the Merced river is very high from snow melt in the spring but still flows well into the fall. Fish Species Found at Yosemite From the first recorded planting in 1877 until 1990, more than 33 million fish were stocked into waters of Yosemite. Today, the native and non-native species include: Native Species: Rainbow Trout (Lower Elevations) California Roach Sacramento Pikeminnow Hardhead Sacramento Sucker Riffle Sculpin Non-Native Species: Rainbow Trout (Higher Elevations) Bluegill Smallmouth Bass Brook Trout Brown Trout Lahontan Cutthroat Trout Golden Trout Rainbow Trout Rainbow-Golden Hybrid Trout Rainbow-Lahontan Cutthroat Hybrid Trout MUSIC - Epidemic Sound 1. Where the raindrops fall 2. Dance in France 3. Learning to fly 4. A day together 5. Buster the brave 6. the other path #riverfishing #river #yosemitefalls #yosemitevalley #californiafishing #californiaadventure #californiaadventures #Yosemitefishing #thatplace