To help create fisheries in Oregon's back country, off-road areas, ODFW stocks nine lakes in the Umpqua District every two years with rainbow trout. In addition, these lake have naturally reproducing populations of brook trout.
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| Lake Name | Acres | Depth | Elevation |
| Bullpup | 4 | 6' | 4,705' |
| Fuller | 4 | 4,895' | |
| Twin (rd. to twin) | 14 | 50 | 5,029' |
| Cliff (Skimmerhorn) | 20 | ||
| Buckeye (Skimmerhorn) | 11 | 40' | 4,200' |
| Maidu (Kelsay) | 20 | 12' | 5,980' |
| Linda | 2 | ||
| Calamut(Linda Lk) | 18 | 20' | 5,870' |
| Skookum (Skookum) | 10 | 20' | 5,560' |
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