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Lake Siskiyou - November 21st, 2008
supplied by: SC Guide Service RECORDED:40 °FISHING: Great
Katelynn Gail Caldwell was born on Monday 11/17 at 2:35pm she weighed 7 pounds Mom and baby are doing wonderful. They came home on Wednesday and are working there schedules out HAHA!! Conner and I Fished Lake Siskiyou, Sunday (11/16) afternoon and caught a few Trout for the BBQ, we trolled a Sep's dodgers with a worm trailer very slow in in the west end of the lake. Fishing is pretty easy if you use that set up and troll in an S pattern at 1mph or slower. We grilled the Trout with some lemon juice and a little pepper they came out very tasty and fresh.
Klamath River - November 16th, 2008
supplied by: SC Guide Service RECORDED:68 °FISHING: Excellent
This past week I fished clients on the Klamath River. On Monday (Nov. 10), I took Abby, a Yreka native, and she landed over a dozen Steelhead/Trout, the biggest going about 2 plus pounds. On Saturday (Nov. 15), I fished Dave and Debra Tresch of Long Beach and they landed 20 fish, combined. Both days this week, we used a combination of glowbug flies (fished under and indicator), plugs (hotshots & crawdads) and worms to hook all our fish. I have been drifting from the Hatchery at Irongate Dam down to the Klamathon Bridge. The weather could not have been more perfect this week with morning temps in the high 30's and warming to near 70 in the afternoon. I am most happy when I can row the boat in shorts and a tee-shirt and to be able to that this time of year is awesome. This is one of the best time of the year to come fishing on the Klamath River, no crowds, excellent weather and plenty of hungry Trout and Steelhead to keep you busy. If you are looking to take a mess of Trout home for dinner McCloud Reservoir and Lake Siskiyou are excellent places to fish as well. Limiting out on a combination of Brook, Brown and Rainbow Trout is the norm. Hope to hear from you, FISH ON!!
Sacramento River - Lower - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:60 °FISHING: Great
The flows on the Lower Sac are currently at 6,000 CFS and will be dropping to 5,400 CFS by November 7th. The most productive area has been from Redding down to Anderson, with decent reports below the Anderson area. There are plenty of salmon in the system to keep those fish on the egg bite. The lower floats below Anderson have produced a few hook ups with steelhead as well.
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 - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:50 °FISHING: Good
Recent rains have brought the flows up just a bit and fishing has been decent with rubberlegs and stones being the bug of choice. There are still some October Caddis hatching in the afternoons as well. Remember to use enough weight to get down to the fish. If you are not touching the bottom every once in awhile, then add more weight.
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 - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:62 °FISHING: Good
Steelhead fishing has been pretty good for adults with most of the fish being half pounders. Look for spawning salmon in the Low Flow section and there should be steelhead sitting behind them.
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 - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:48 °FISHING: Good
If you are looking for wonderful scenery and prime trout water, the McCloud is it. Unfortunatly, PG@E has really messed with the flows this season and it looks like the lower stretches of river will be unfishable for the rest of the season. Try fishing the Upper McCloud where flows have been better.
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 - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:63 °FISHING: Good
Although the Pit River is a difficult piece of water to wade, this little gem can be very rewarding. This time of year can produce big fish coming on princes, copper johns, and rubberlegs.
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 - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:50 °FISHING: Great
The flows on the Trinity are at 300 CFS and fishing has been good. The recent storm has moved some fresh fish into the Junction City area, but be prepared to fish hard and enjoy every hook up.
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 - November 14th, 2008
supplied by: Sac River Outfitters RECORDED:64 °FISHING: Good
The Yuba is has been pretty good the past few weeks with some decent caddis hatches happening in the evenings. There have been reports of a few steelhead being hooked along with good numbers of rainbows.
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.
McCloud Reservoir - November 4th, 2008
supplied by: SC Guide Service RECORDED:42 °FISHING: Excellent
The cold rainy weather has not slowed the Trout bite at McCloud Reservoir at all. I took my son Conner fishing on Sunday and we caught and released 20 Rainbow Trout in a few hours of fishing. We caught all the Trout trolling a Seps dodger with a worm trailer. The key to getting bit is going slow (1mph or less) and trolling in an S pattern. Most of the Trout we landed were fat 14 to 16-inchers, we did land a few that were close to 18 inches, and lost a couple that were over 20-inches.
The Klamath River is fishing well for Steelhead now that the Salmon are spawning, glowbugs under an indicator, sidedrifting or bouncing roe, hotshot and worms will catch fish. The rain has not muddied the river and it is flowing at 1350cfs so now is the time to go.
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