Lewis Lake sits in the quiet southern end of the Park and holds brown trout and lake trout in deep, cold, timber-fringed water — one of the few places in Yellowstone where the lake trout are a legitimate, legal target rather than an invader to be killed. You can launch a boat or tube here, and in fall the browns stage near the channel mouth before running up toward Shoshone Lake to spawn. It's a peaceful, big-water place. Strip a leech or a streamer along the drop-offs and enjoy the lack of a crowd.
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