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McCloud Reservoir - July 1st, 2009
supplied by: SC Guide Service RECORDED:95 °FISHING: Great
McCloud Reservoir is fishing very good right now. Its not hard to limit out, simply trolling a Sep's dodger and a Seps 2-inch grub will do the trick. Trolling slow .7 to 1.3 mph in an S pattern will put the offering in the right zone. The trout ( Rainbows Brookies and Browns) can caught trolling in depths of 15 to 35 feet, all over the lake. Trolling k-7 kwikfish near the bottom will give you a good shot at the Browns. First light until the sun hits the water is the best time to go or later in the evening as the sun get off the water, now that afternoon temperatures are reaching mid 90's.
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Sacramento River - Lower - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:90 °FISHING: Great
The flows on the Lower Sac are currently at 11,000 CFS and should remain at this flow for awhile. Fishing has been great for big, wild rainbows. The floats below Anderson have really picked up the past couple of days. The fish seem to be very hungry, with most fish keying in on the summer caddis and rubberlegs. Most anglers willing to stay out for the evening hours have had good success throwing dries to rising rainbows.
Hot Bugs: Rubber legs, Idylwilde's CDC Prince size 16, Morrish's Hotwire caddis size 14, Amber Prince size 14, 16 Twenty incher size 8, 10 Birds nest olive and tan size 12, 10 Copper Johns size 16 Steelie May size 16 Hogan's S&M size 16 Golden Stones size 12, 14, Cinnamon Caddis Beaded and non beaded size 14, 16, PMD's.River flows
Sacramento River - Upper - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:85 °FISHING: Good
The Upper Sac is fishing great with most fish taking stones, with some coming on PMD's. A decent caddis hatch in the evening makes it worth waiting for the evening hours. Use extra weight to get those bugs down in the water column. If you aren't touching bottom from time to time, then you are not fishing deep enough.
Hot Bugs: Pheasant Tail size 14, 16 Stone flies size 12, 14 Dark Lord 14, 16 Parachute Adams 14, 16 Hogan's S & M size 16 Hogan's red headed stepchild size 14 Speculator gold size 10 King Prince size 14 Amber Prince size 14 Morrish's cone stone size 10, 12
Feather River - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:89 °FISHING: Good
Fishing has been fair the past few weeks. There are still a few spring fish around willing to eat. For more numbers of fish, try the American River. Shad and striper fishing has been great for the past week with some fish pushing the 30 pounds.
Hot Bugs: Eggs, BH Olive Bird's Nest size 16, BH Dirty Bird size 16, BH Prince Nymph size 16, BH Pheasant Tail size 16, BH Brown Micro May size 16, Hogan's S & M size 16, clown eggs.
McCloud River - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:84 °FISHING: Great
If you are looking for wonderful scenery and prime trout water, the McCloud is it. The past few trips have produced good numbers of rainbows with a few browns in the mix. With the warmer temperatures in the forcast, we should see some decent hatches. Keep that dry fly rod handy and be ready for rising fish around every bend. Caddis and golden stones have been the go to bugs. We now have access to fish the Bollibokka section of the McCloud and would love to show you what it has to offer.
Hot Bugs: Pt's size 12-18, Hogan's S & M size 16, King Prince 16, Fox's Poo-pah olive size 16, midges olive and black, golden stones 12-16.
Pit River - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:88 °FISHING: Great
Although the Pit River is a difficult piece of water to wade, this little gem can be very rewarding. Recent trips on this river has produced some great fish, even on dry flies. Look for decent stonefly, caddis, and PMD hatches. You can't go wrong with a dark stone and red copper john setup.
Hot Bugs: PT Flashback 14-16 Black Hare's Ear 14 Parachute Adams 14 Zebra Midge 18-20 HBI 18-20 WD40 18-20 Dark Lord 14-16 Black A.P. 14-16 Red Copper John 14-16 Hogan's S & M size 16 golden stones 14-16 Red Headed Stepchild 14-16 and Rubberlegs .
Trinity River - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:88 °FISHING: Good
The current release from Lewiston Dam is 700 CFS and will be decreasing to 450 CFS by July 6th. Now is the time to start thinking about browns and salmon. The months of August and September should produce some great fishing for browns.
Hot Bugs: PT's 16, 18 Hairs Ears 14, 16 Stone flies size 10-16 Red Headed Stepchild 16, Eggs, Rubberlegs, Olive Caddis 14, 16 and copper Johns of all shape and colors. River flows
Yuba River - June 23rd, 2009
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:89 °FISHING: Good
The Yuba has been good to great the past couple of weeks. This river can really turn on one day and leave you scratching your head the next. With the warming temperatures, look for decent hatches of caddis.
Hot Bugs: Rubber leg squirel nymph size 8, 10, S&M Nymph size 16, Olive Military Mayfly size 16, 18, Prince Nymph size 16, 14, Black Bead Olive Birds Nest size 14, 16, Poxy Back Golden Stone size 8, 10, Yuba Pupa size 14, 16, Red Headed Step Child size 16, 18, Olive zonker size 2, Olive woolly buggers size 6 - 2, Hoppers, Beatles, and Ants, clown eggs.
Klamath River - June 15th, 2009
supplied by: SC Guide Service RECORDED:70 °FISHING: Great
I did a combo trip with Conner and my Dad yesterday, we fished for some Bass at Trout Lake in the morning, then hit the Klamath River in the after noon for some Steely/Trout. The bass bite was not hot but we did land a couple of real nice ones on white grubs. The Bass look to be in pre-spawn mode right now, we didnt see any Bass in shallow water on their beds yet. We would have done better with some with some white spinnerbaits in deeper water. The Klamath is still kicking out some nice Steely/Trout as the Salmonflies continue to hatch. The bite continues to be sub-surface working the hotshot worm combo in faster water was the ticket to getting some nice fish. My dad had the hot stick as he stuck two Steely/Trout in the 3 to 4 pound class and a couple of half pounders just to mix things up. The fish are hanging in faster more oxygenated water right now as the river starts to warm up for the summer. The weather has been great so far. Nightly rain showers and clouds have kept the summer temps down in the low 70's great fishing weather.
Lake Siskiyou - February 7th, 2009
supplied by: SC Guide Service RECORDED:50 °FISHING: Excellent If you’re looking for some nice Trout, Lake Siskiyou is one place you need to go. I have been fishing the lake for the past week and each day produced some great fishing as well as some quality Trout. My clients landed 24 Trout on Thursday and Friday trolling Seps kick dodgers (smeared with krill paste) with woolly bugger worm trailers. Thursday was quite a challenge due to the weather; a mix of icy cold wind rain and snow made it hard to troll but the Trout didn’t care as the guys landed 8 nice Trout (3 Browns and 5 Rainbows) in the 1.5 to 3 pound range. Friday was a complete 180 turn, as the weather went from crappy the day before to extremely pleasant warm sun and no wind. The guys hooked up over 20 Trout landing 17 of them. All the Trout were Rainbows 2 of which topped the 5 pound mark. We caught all the Trout while trolling in an S pattern at .7 to 1.3 mph, in 25 to 45 feet of water.
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