Artificial lakes
Owens River meanders through Eastern California for approximately 295 km. It winds its way into and through Owens Valley, a stark basin nestled between the eastern Sierra Nevada slopes and the western flanks of the Inyo and White Mountains. The river culminates at Owens Lakebed, just south of Lone Pine, encompassing a watershed spanning 2,600 square miles (6,700 km²).
Renowned for its scenic beauty, Owens River is a cherished destination among fly fishing enthusiasts, who flock here for the challenge of catching rainbow and brown trout. Its tranquil waters and breathtaking surroundings make Owens River a haven for anglers seeking both adventure and serenity.
