California Heritage Trout Challenge Application and Verification Form

To qualify for the certificate:

  1. Catch six different native trout from their historical drainages
    For example, Lahontan Cutthroat Trout are found in Heenan Lake, a designated Heritage Trout water in Alpine County. Heenan Lake is not part of the original native range for Lahontan Cutthroat but is located in a historical drainage of the native range, the East Fork Carson River, and thus qualifies for the Challenge.
  2. Document the catch with a photo of each trout, labeled with the kind of trout and name of stream or lake where it was caught.
  3. Submit the application below and supporting documentation

NOTE: All photos become property of the Department of Fish and Wildlife and cannot be returned. After DFW's review, anglers will be notified by mail. All decisions are final.

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  • Contact Information

    (Enter name as you wish it to appear on your certificate)


  • Trout #1 Information

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  • Filename
    Size
    Process
    Status

    • Trout #2 Information

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    • Filename
      Size
      Process
      Status

      • Trout #3 Information

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      • Filename
        Size
        Process
        Status

        • Trout #4 Information

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        • Filename
          Size
          Process
          Status

          • Trout #5 Information

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          • Filename
            Size
            Process
            Status

            • Trout #6 Information

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            • Filename
              Size
              Process
              Status

              • Comments


              • Signature/Date

              • I hereby certify that I caught the six California Heritage Trout listed above. I have included a labeled photograph of
                each.

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              Fisheries Branch
              1010 Riverside Parkway, West Sacramento, CA 95605 | Fisheries@wildlife.ca.gov