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E. L. Karlton
1954
journal (28)
(Jost Lake)
June 5 NE base of Mt. Burke, 6100 ft., Yosemite Natl.
Park, Mariposa Co., Calif. Abovn on topographical
map Yosemite Valley area. Meadow flooded, up to
about 2 feet depth out in middle. See R. Brown
for description of locality. Weather sunny and
mild. Much downed timber here. Followed poor
troze and deer trail back to my campsite.
Two more gator snakes seen at large pond just
mentioned. After supper I hiked eastward up
the Little Yosemite Valley for about 2 miles. Level
heavily wooded country. Taylor in transdome numbers
one pond on near north side of path about
1/2 mile east of junction Sunrise Creek and Merced
Lake Trails. Flood pools all along north side
of Merced River but no crayfish here. These
pools boggy, water brown stirred. I fished
along the river for about 3/4 mile returning
to camp. 4 brook trouts and 1 rainbow gotten
with brown huckle and California cockson flies.
Brushing along River and difficult to find suitable
pools.
June 6 Had coffee and talked with trail maintenance crew
camped along Sunrise Creek 1/4 mile N of Merced
River. None of men had recalled seeing a trout
little
in Yosemite area, aside from tree