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- Brookings Salmon Bite Off to Strong Start
- Steelhead season ends dry, but one more storm looms
- Coastal Rivers Teeter Between Prime and Done
- Winter Fishing Has Been Slow
- Salmon Season Back on the Table for the North Coast
- Green Rivers and Fresh Fish Give Steelheaders Plenty of Options
- Fishing Guide Reports
Eagle Lake is the "Dead Sea" this season. The few trout we have left are scattered & in small groups. Food taking over the lake & not enough trout to eat it since our reduction in planting the last few years is finally taking its toll. Even fly fishing has been slow. just not a lot of trout to be...
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Lake Sabrina is full and spilling for the first time since 2011 and what a beautiful sight to see. The docks are hooked to the ramps and we’ve actually had a bit of flooding down by the block wall. Had a bit of smoke in from the Lake Isabella fire over the weekend with the south breezes we’ve had, but...
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3 1/4"lb Eagle Lake trout. Plain Jane brown leech trolling fly. No frills. So far my most productive trolling fly. 5-13ft of water. Trolling continues to be tough on da pond. Surface temps ranging from 56F over the springs to 66F off pikes pt.
Looks like the young anglers got into the action this week! That is a good thing, teach them young!!
5 yr. old Gavin Roberson caught his 1st Bass off our dock, using a worm for bait. Little IAN caught a 3 lb. Bass on the east side of the lake on a worm.
Addison Seino caught three trout...
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Looks like the young anglers got into the action this week! That is a good thing, teach them young!!
5 yr. old Gavin Roberson caught his 1st Bass off our dock, using a worm for bait. Little IAN caught a 3 lb. Bass on the east side of the lake on a worm.
Addison Seino caught three trout...
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Abalone season coming to a close
The salmon may not be flying over the rails in quantities of years past, but Eureka is once again the place to be for king salmon. And unlike last year when the fish were congregated 18 miles to the south, the fish are now nice and close to home. When the boats have been able...
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