Successful recon mission

With the beautiful weather yesterday I took the opportunity to explore a couple small mountain lakes. What was supposed to be a 3 mile round trip, turned out to be over 6 miles, but I found the lakes nonetheless. I only saw one fish rise in the 90 minutes that I fished. A few more weeks and these two little lakes should produce nicely. My dog discovered that she can't walk on duck weed!!
 
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greal lookin pieces of water...looks ike a good day for the dog to get wet.....6 miles i would be keelled over int he bushes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!nice pics
 
I have chosen to keep the names of these lakes a mystery because I did come across some private property signs, although I suspect that they are on weyerhauser land, I don't want anybody getting in trouble on my behalf. As soon as I verify the property ownership I will reveal their names.
 
Adam, if these are the lakes that i believe they are, then yes, they sit inside the tree farm you mentioned. When i pop up this week, i will check the property marker signs against the list of contractors that Weyerhauser use..... erm.. i can pop into the local office (the one you pass just before hitting dickie prairie)
 
Adam, if these are the lakes that i believe they are, then yes, they sit inside the tree farm you mentioned. When i pop up this week, i will check the property marker signs against the list of contractors that Weyerhauser use..... erm.. i can pop into the local office (the one you pass just before hitting dickie prairie)

The signs defenitly look like they were made by a company VS bought at the store by a landowner. I contacted the rep for that tree farm and asked him about getting a detailed map of the area and he told me that I could purchase one for 15 bucks at their office down by albany. I have often wanted to stop by their office in dickey prairie, but it never looks like anybody is there when I go by
 
Private property

Private property

These lakes are Corbia and Pelkey lake and they are NOT on weyerhauser or BLM land. They are clearly posted and patrolled sorry:(
 
There are monitoring systems at one of the lakes due to numerous counts of vandalism and reported homeless camps.

Its amazing.. we find a nice little lake and go through all the polite channels to ask permission only to find someone else has already screwed up access.
 
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