Lets get out of the heat and head up to the 6700 foot elevation alpine lake. This may be a bit of a long drive (two hours) for a morning before work, but a full day of fishing may be in order if you can get the day off. Bring a lunch -- and your float tube!
Norm Nelson has volunteered to be our trip leader, as he has been there before. We should all give him a big thank you. I will get him a list of those who have registered a about a week before the trip, so please register early. It's free & easy. Just click the Register Now button.
S Centinela Ave & Pico Blvd, CA to Unknown road - Google Maps 6/13/14 2:39 PM
Directions to Unknown road 103 mi – about 2 hours 4 mins
These directions take you to the parking lot on the north east side of the lake.
S Centinela Ave & Pico Blvd, CA to Unknown road - Google Maps 6/13/14 2:39 PM
S Centinela Ave & Pico Blvd, CA!
1. Head southeast on S Centinela Ave toward Pico Blvd go 443 ft total 443 ft
2. Turn left to merge onto I-10 E go 15.3 mi About 21 mins total 15.4 mi
3. Keep right to stay on I-10 E, follow signs for San Bernardino Fwy/San Bernardino go 59.4 mi About 58 mins total 74.8 mi
4. Take the Tennessee St exit go 0.3 mi total 75.1 mi
5. Turn left onto Tennessee St go 0.4 mi About 52 secs total 75.5 mi
6. Turn right onto W Lugonia Ave go 3.5 mi About 6 mins total 79.0 mi
7. Continue onto Mentone Blvd go 2.0 mi About 3 mins total 81.0 mi
8. Continue onto CA-38 E/Mill Creek Rd go 20.0 mi Continue to follow CA-38 E About 29 mins total 101 mi
9. Turn right onto Jenks Lake Rd W go 1.8 mi About 4 mins total 103 mi
10. Turn left go 0.4 miAbout 1 min total 103 mi
Unknown road to parking lot.
UPDATE
This just in from Larry Carroll
According to the Forest Service's Jenks Lake Day Use Area webpage, there is a day use fee of $5.00 per vehicle. (Adventure Passes & Interagency Passes are not accepted) Paid at the parking lot.
According to the
DFW website Jenks is still being planted with trout.
From Forest Service Web Site