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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
As of November 1st 699 Chinook salmon have been trapped at the Willow Creek weir. Of the 699, 510 were adults and 189 of those were jacks. In 2014, the season total was 1,071, with 908 adults and 163 jacks counted.
Fish plant #2 (1,800 lbs.) arrived Thursday evening, just in time for a weekend getaway or day fishing trip to one of the few lakes in Northern California that is still open for fishing!!! Our plan for our Fall Trout Planting Program has not changed even though our lake is very low.
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Our first Fall Trophy Trout Plant arrived yesterday, a total of 1,800 lbs. The load included 25% trophy sized trout and 75% catchable ones. Our lake level is low but now stabilized, the water will no longer be released. All we need is rain to start filling us up again, all the long term forecasts say we...
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Our Fall Trout Planting Program will begin in Mid October!! Between mid October and the end of November we will gain over 7,000 lbs. of trout.
Three trout plants will include trophy sized trout along with the catchable ones. Since our lake is a bit lower than last year we are waiting for just the right time...
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Nothing has changed in the past two weeks the predominant fish is Catfish!!
Bernardo (image 1519) from Pittsburg caught his 5 pound Cat by the dam on a nightcrawler.
Josh & Lily (image 1520) also used worms but in Elmer’s Cove and hooked a 5 lb. 4 oz. Cat.
James Jenkins (image 1521) caught the biggest Cat this week,...
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: The lake has fished pretty well the last few days, it’s just been a matter of adapting to the conditions. Cooling temps have made for a few changes to adapt to the increasingly cloudy water conditions. As long as there are heavy afternoon winds, most the minnows will stay out towards deeper water. By Friday, the...
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