There are two routes in, one involves 4 miles down a very dusty dirt road. These include whitefish, perch, and brook, lake and rainbow trout. Tally Lake Campground has 40 sites nestled under the trees next to its namesake lake. Tally Lake, in Montanas Glacier Country region, is fast becoming a favorite among the adventurous. Tally Lake is home to a number of fish species which make it a popular site for fishing. These cause the lake to absorb and retain more heat than comparatively clearer bodies of water in the region.
The Lake Douglas property is also located less than 5 km on strike from a number of gold prospects on. The Lake Douglas property (87 claims, 21.75km 2) covers the on-strike trend of gold-bearing structures at Marathon Gold Corporation’s Valentine project, located 15 km on strike to the southwest. The lake is about 20 miles west of the town of Whitefish. The Lake Douglas and South Tally Properties. Despite its large volume, the lake tends to be warm in late summer because its waters are darkly colored due to high levels of tannins (which are harmless). Tally Lake is a freshwater lake located in Flathead County, Montana in the northwestern region of the United States. It is about 445 feet deep at its deepest point (though some cite its depth as being even greater), making it the second deepest lake in Montana and the deepest natural lake. The lake is located at roughly 3,500 feet above sea level. The lake's surface area is over 1200 acres. It is a popular lake for recreational activities including fishing, boating, swimming and cliff jumping, and hiking on the surrounding trails, and is notable for its great depth and unusual geology. The lake is about 20 miles west of the town of Whitefish. Tally Lake is a freshwater lake located in Flathead County, Montana in the northwestern region of the United States. View more property details, sales history and Zestimate data on Zillow. Find 34 photos of the 495 Tally Lake Rd home on Zillow. "The activities and effects are all within the allowance of the forest plan and will not have significant effects on the quality of the human environment considering the context and intensity of impacts," he added. Mulholland wrote in his decision: "I have determined that the benefits of improving landscape forest's age diversity, species composition and vegetative structure, resulting in reduced fire intensity and increased firefighter and public safety, as well as the increase in personal and commercial products to the local economy, outweigh the short-term and limited effects to any of the concerns raised during the comment period.
The plan also involves the construction of several miles of temporary forest roads.įollowing a 30-day public comment period earlier this year, the Forest Service received objections from the Native Ecosystem Council and the Alliance for the Wild Rockies, who raised concerns about potential effects on bull trout, grizzly bears and Canada lynx - all of which are listed as threatened under the federal Endangered Species Act - as well as old-growth trees, wolverines and other species whose habitat would be affected. While Tally Lake is a beautiful place, access to the lake from campsites is limited, campsites are too close together and the level of traffic in the area is a lot like setting up camp on main street in Whitefish. In a letter Thursday announcing the agency's decision to move forward with the project, Tally Lake District Ranger William Mulholland said the plan "includes 7,205 acres of vegetation management to reduce fire behavior characteristics in the wildland-urban interface improve the diversity and resiliency of vegetative communities on the National Forest System lands, while contributing to the continued timber production and economic stability of the surrounding communities." The area includes the Lost Creek and Cliff Creek drainages.
Remember to adjust these times based on barometric pressure, and weather changes. If that time won’t work for you, 12:00AM to 12:00AM looks promising. The Stovepipe Project will span roughly 32,400 acres of the Flathead National Forest on the east side of the Reid Divide, to the south and east of Tally Lake. Fishing Tally Lake, MT on will be best from 12:00AM through 12:00AM. Forest Service has approved a large logging and tree-thinning project near Tally Lake.
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