Related: Fish were introduced to Crater Lake in the US a little over a hundred years ago, and is generally considered to have been the wrong thing to do.
If you go there, you're free to fish to your heart's content.
If you go there, you're free to fish to your heart's content.
Crater Lake is a pretty special lake: It was formed purely from rainwater into a crater over the last 7000 years. It is still the clearest lake in the world.
With fish, however, came a whole ecosystem. When fish die they decompose. I don't know the details, but the whole process is leading the lake to be less and less clear.
(Some people also consider it the bluest lake in the world, but that title tends to be disputed).
Just checked again and it seems you need to release any bull trout caught there, as they are now endangered. Pity.