Thanks for the great video. Our family has camped and fished from the shore at Silver Lake since 1955. Your video showed me areas on Rush Creek that I have never seen before and had always been curious about, especially that little island. I remember the bridge to that island as a kid. They used to sell post cards with the island and bridge back in the day. Wish I could paddle board like you did, but at age 75, that isn't an option anymore.
November can be really variable! There has been years where we've gotten snow in late-September. Last year we got 30 inches of snow in the month of October. But some years I've summited peaks in early/mid-November. So it really just depends. Definitely will be getting colder and shorter days.
@@mammothjoe thanks for replying... ill be heading there next week and would like to do that but i heard there are a lot of fishing hook around there? rush creek that heads to reverse creek or it goes to grant lake?
I didn't see any fishing hooks that I can remember, but a lot of people do fish on that lake and creek. It's Rush Creek where it flows into Silver Lake.
In the creek it varies from a few inches to a few feet deep in places. It can also depend on the time of year; more water flowing earlier in the summer, lower in the fall.
Thanks for the great video. Our family has camped and fished from the shore at Silver Lake since 1955. Your video showed me areas on Rush Creek that I have never seen before and had always been curious about, especially that little island. I remember the bridge to that island as a kid. They used to sell post cards with the island and bridge back in the day. Wish I could paddle board like you did, but at age 75, that isn't an option anymore.
Great Informative Video...Thanks!!!
I'll for sure be kayaking Silver and Maime lake. Camping there In August and I have an ORU Inlet folding Kayak
Awesome! Hope you have a great time visiting the Eastern Sierra
Are you familiar with how the weather is like during November? Looking to visit this fall but not sure if it'll be snowing or not
November can be really variable! There has been years where we've gotten snow in late-September. Last year we got 30 inches of snow in the month of October. But some years I've summited peaks in early/mid-November. So it really just depends. Definitely will be getting colder and shorter days.
also is that lazy river the rush creek?
It is!
@@mammothjoe thanks for replying... ill be heading there next week and would like to do that but i heard there are a lot of fishing hook around there? rush creek that heads to reverse creek or it goes to grant lake?
I didn't see any fishing hooks that I can remember, but a lot of people do fish on that lake and creek. It's Rush Creek where it flows into Silver Lake.
silver lake in mammoth?
It's about 30ish minutes north of Mammoth, near June Lake
how deep is the water?
In the creek it varies from a few inches to a few feet deep in places. It can also depend on the time of year; more water flowing earlier in the summer, lower in the fall.