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Lewiston Lake - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Nice trout are being taken from in front of the launch area where fish to 3 pounds are still common.
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Trinity Lake - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Trout fishing continues to provide limits for anglers working in 35 feet to 16 inches. Bass anglers are working the weed lines for smallies on plastics.
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Ruth Lake - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
This lake sees very little pressure this time of year but is a great lake for bass as well as trout. The mouth of the Mad River will be good for trout. For the bass, which are staging, head to the northeast side of the lake where the water is shallower and throw Senkos, swimbaits or jigs in crawdad colors.
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Baum Lake - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Good hatches of PMD's and caddis continue to be on tap here. Try a callibaetis cripple for some dry activity. Nymph fishermen are doing well on prince nymphs and pheasant tails in smaller sizes. Best bait is still crawlers and/or Power Bait. Lure fishermen are doing the best on Kastmasters and Panther Martins. A 9-lb. rainbow was caught and released by a local fly fisherman on 9/10/05.
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Sacramento River - Upper - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Dunsmuir-Trout fishing definitely has picked up as trout have sensed the onset of fall with shorter, cooler days. Dry fly fishing in the evening has been good, and, although most rainbows are between 6 and 16 inches, a 22 incher was taken last week on a dry.
Weather and Lunar Phases
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McCloud River - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Great
Still going like gang busters on the lake and river where Wooly Buggers or Orange Sally’s on the river for fish to 12 to 15 inches are coming in. River and creeks are running very clear so present downstream where they can’t see you. For the lake you can throw almost anything as they are getting hungry. Throw it in and you got fish. Trout to14 inches are common now with rainbows being the best bet.
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Fall River - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Wild Trout Section-Good PMD hatch, try a cripple PMD for dries. Nymph fishermen are doing well with an olive wooly bugger, pheasant tails.
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Pit River - September 16th, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Wild trout section—Still a good bet if you don't mind working for your fish. Nymph fishermen are doing all right on this water with dark nymphs with a bead, fished on the bottom. Prince nymphs in a rubber-leg tie are doing well here, AP blacks and Dark Lords are good pattern
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Manzanita Lake - July 1st, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
Open and fishing well. Expect pressure through the early summer. Damsels, Dragons, Midges, Caddis, Callibaetis, and terrestrials (ants/beetles) all can provide action! Expect callibaetis nymphs and midge pupa to be most productive here.
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McCumber Lake - July 1st, 2005
supplied by: Al Brown's Guide Service
FISHING: Good
If you need a great fishing still water close to town this is your spot. Good numbers of browns and rainbows being taken on small midge and mayfly patterns. The dry fly fishing is weather dependent.
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