In this summary, it is mentioned that the lake is stocked with rainbow trout, while the river has a natural population of brown trout that is supplemented with locally reared fish. Anglers are allowed to move between the river and the lake for fishing. The fishing on both the lake and the river is restricted to fly fishing only. The river trout season starts in mid-April and ends on September 30th. However, there is an opportunity for fly fishing for grayling during the winter months, allowing anglers to fish all year round. Winter fly fishing for grayling is described as a quiet and ideal time to learn and practice the art of fly fishing. By the time the trout season begins, anglers will have gained enough experience to anticipate catching a fish or two. Overall, the location offers a diverse fishing experience with stocked rainbow trout, natural brown trout, and locally reared fish in both the river and lake. Anglers have the opportunity to fish throughout the year, honing their skills and enjoying the tranquility of winter fly fishing for grayling before the busy trout season starts.