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Honey Lake Wildlife Area - Lassen County
The symbols above are activities permitted on this Wildlife Area. Click for more info.
Location: Lassen County - about 20 miles east of Susanville.
Phone Number: (530) 254-6644
Map: Directional Map (PDF) Detailed Location Map (PDF)
Special Restrictions: No rifles or pistols may be used or possessed. No person shall enter or leave the wildlife area except at designated entry points.
Access: From Susanville, proceed east on Highway 395 approximately 20 miles; at Mapes Road turn right, and proceed 3 miles to DFG Road; turn east for 1.5 miles to the DFG office.
Description: 7,667 acres of sagebrush surrounding a shallow lake in the Great Basin Desert. Alkali tolerant vegetation line the banks. This wetland supports many migratory birds including tundra swans.
Recreational Use: Type B Wildlife Area
- Wildlife viewing and birdwatching are excellent, with opportunities to see hundreds of migratory and nesting waterfowl, birds of prey, and passerines, sandhill cranes, beavers, pronghorn antelope, and deer.
Hunting: Rabbits, waterfowl, coots, moorhens, snipe, pheasants, quail, and dove are all permitted in season.
Facilities: None
PLEASE NOTE: Area regulations are subject to change. Special restrictions on recreational uses, hunt days and methods of take are listed in the current year's issue of Hunting and Other Public Uses on State and Federal Areas, available at Fish and Game offices and places where licenses are sold.
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