And once again Winter has returned – actually we had an action-packed weather week from snow, wind, rain, hail, beautiful blue skies and sun! Like we’ve been known to say – Just wait a bit and the weather will change. As I’m writing this report Tuesday morning – we’ve got a mirrored lake, blue sky with big puffy white clouds...
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Funniest story this week by: Jeremy Stovall from Lincoln–who was fishing off the beach with a lure and hooked a trout which was being chased by a catfish who ate the trout! You guessed it, he brought in a trout and a catfish at the same time, now that takes skill…… Christopher Lautz was trolling for trout with a Kastmaster...
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Oh, what a beautiful week at the Lake. Got a bit of a sprinkle on Friday evening, but all in all – gorgeous blue days! With the warmer days, the Lake is starting to rise – over the weekend we rose about 2 feet – woo-hoo! Got some cooler temps coming in and a chance of sprinkles and snow, so...
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The Shingletown Lions Club hosted another Community Kid’s Fishing Day at Grace Lake on Saturday, May 14 with registration beginning at 8:00 AM and concluded at 1:00 PM. The Lions Club, Shingletown Community Services , Shasta-Trinity Fly Fishers, Shingletown Volunteer Fire Department, Citizens Patrol and CDFW where present for the event. Stew Stuart organized this event has he has in...
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Fishing for rockfish and lingcod continued to thrill Brookings-area anglers last week as flat-calm ocean conditions beckoned anglers to throw their favorite rockfish and lingcod lures.  Most people were catching their rockfish and lings anywhere from Bird Island uphill toward Mack Arch, however the bottom grabbers were caught downhill toward Akin Point as well.  Limits were common, with a plethora of...
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The warming trend has pushed the trout down deeper, approx. 25′ down is where the trollers are finding them. Last week we had 4 trout plants, this week we had two plants. Next week is a double plant including trophy trout and it will be the last one for this year. Sometimes you are fortunate enough to see...
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