Fishing/Camping Information
Seasons AND TIME:All fisheries can only be fished from two hours before sunrise until one hour past sunset. Mountain View Reservoir: Open year round. Lake Billy Shaw: Open from April 1 to October 31 Sheep Creek Reservoir: Open from April 1 to October 31 East Fork Owyhee River: Open from April 1 to October 31 | |
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| DAILY FISHING | |
| Mountain View and Sheep Creek | $10.00 per Day |
| Mountain View and Sheep Creek with 2 poles | $17.50 per Day |
| Lake Billy Shaw and Owyhee River | $25.00 per Day |
| All Fisheries | $30.00 per Day |
| Child Fishing (12 Yrs & Under for all fisheries) | $ 7.50 per Day |
| DAILY GENERAL CAMPING | |
| Camping Fee (Non-Electrical sites) | $ 6.00 per Day |
| DAILY CAMPING WITH ELECTRICITY & WATER HOOK-UP (PURCHASED AT "OUR STORE" ONLY 775-757-3301 | |
| Mtn. View Electrical Sites | $12.50 per Day |
| Discounted Mtn. View Electrical Sites (With any valid annual permit) | $ 7.50 per Day |
| ANNUAL PERMITS | |
| Mountain View/Sheep Creek Individual | $75.00 |
| Mtn. View/Sheep Creek Individual with 2 poles | $100.00 |
| Mtn. View/Sheep Creek Family | $100.00 |
| Lake Billy Shaw, Sheep Creek, Mountain View, Owyhee River | $235.00 |
| Individual Fish/Camping Package is All Fisheries and Includes One Friend | $300.00 |
CAMPING:
Mountain View
Camping fee are charged per camp vehicle not campsite. See the permit costs and types available above. Most campsites are general non-electrical sites and require a Daily General Camping Permit. However, 12 sites at Mountain View Reservoir have electrical power pedestals. These sites must be reserved and paid for at “Our Grocery Store,” located 1 mile south of the state line. Please call (775)-757-3301 for availability.
BY EXECUTION OF A TRIBAL HUNTING, FISHING, TRAPPING, AND CAMPING PERMIT, THE APPLICANT ACKNOWLEDGES AND VOLUNTARILY CONSENTS TO CIVIL OR CRIMINAL ADJUDICATION IN THE SHOSHONE-PAIUTE TRIBAL COURT, FOR ANY INFRACTIONS OF THE CURRENT DUCK VALLEY HUNTING AND FISHING ORDINANCE, AND EXISTING FEDERAL STATUTES. | |
| While fishing and camping here on the Reservation, we encourage you to enjoy the large numbers of bird species. Bring binoculars to see different water and shore birds at the lakes. You may also drive around the reservoirs to see more birds but please stay on the main roads. Please remember that your stay here is a privilege. Understand that the area is governed by a sovereign body and respect for our land is critical. Please be extremely careful with campfires. Ensure that campfires are attended at all times or fully extinguished when not watched. The local fire department may put into effect burn bans or other restrictions at their discretion. Please help us maintain the beauty of Duck Valley by cleaning up after yourself. Please pick up and throw away your trash in proper areas. Do not litter.  Snakes such as rattlesnakes, gopher snakes, racers, and garter snakes are common from late spring to late summer. Be cautious where you walk and keep your pets safe. If you encounter a snake, remember that it is more afraid of you than you are of it. Just leave it alone and back off slowly. Please, be considerate of others by keeping your pets on their leashes and cleaning up after them. If you need assistance or an emergency arises you may contact the local emergency services at 775-757-3246 or going to the police station (in Owyhee) and/or talking to one of the game wardens. Enjoy your stay here on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation! Shoshone-Paiute Tribes, Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department, P.O. Box 219, Owyhee, NV 89832P:(208) 759-3246 Toll Free: (800) 761-9133 Fax: (208)759-3248 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view ithttp://www.shopaitribes.org/fish
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