Fall fishing can be great for a variety of species, and there are several lakes in Grant County that are now open through the end of the month. Park and Blue lakes have been the destination for trout anglers for decades, and both are now inhabited with very good populations of smallmouth bass and perch. As I recall these lakes would be “rehabbed” every seven years. These were to be dedicated to trout fishing. However, there have been concerns from the public about this practice, so along with the lakes being open through the end of October, there is no effort to remove the spiny ray species from them. There are a couple lakes near Park and Blue that remained dedicated to trout with special regulations designed to assure catches larger trout than found in most other lakes. Dry Falls Lake I is a popular fly fishing water and is open through the end of November. There are rainbow, tiger trout and brown trout in Dry Lake. Just down the road from Park and Blue is Lake Lenore, a selective rule fishery, that offers Lahontan cutthroat and it is also open through November.