"Happy Birthday Mike Newlin! Thank you Scott Caldwell for an amazing day at McCloud!!! We had such a great time!" My favorite kind of fishing report thanks Erin Newlin - SC Guide Service @ Caldwellfishing.com I will be fishing McCloud and a few other lakes ( Whiskeytown Kokanee, Siskiyou an Shasta Lakes ) during August and September give me (Scott) a call 530...
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Fishing on McCloud Reservoir remains hot despite some smoke haze and bananas on board haha. The Trout action on McCloud is fantastic. The fish are biting many different offerings; bait, plugs, spoons, flies, all working well. One of the best ways is to slow troll (1 to 2mph) a hammered gold dodger with various curly trailed grubs dipped in Pro-Cure shrimp krill oil. That set up...
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30 plus Trout day, 10 kept for the smoker/BBQ -- Gold dodgers with curly tailed grub trailers, dipped in shrimp scent, trolled at speeds between 1 and 3 mph at depths between 5 and 22 feet and set back 50 to 70 yards behind the boat. Give me a call 530 905 0758 or book online at Caldwellfishing.com  - Scott ...
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Fishing at McCloud Reservoir the past week has been as hot as the weather.  Catching limits of tasty brown and rainbow trout doesn’t get much easier.  Trolling the surface down to 45 feet with dodgers and wedding ring spinners or hootchie skirt spinners tipped with shrimp/krill oil night crawlers is the hot set up. Small spoons and plugs have also been effective.  Trout are...
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The past two days were spent fishing Lake Siskiyou and McCloud Reservoir.  Lake Siskiyou fishing requires more patience and working the water from the surface down to 80 feet. Bring plenty of gear and different colors. One moment they may be bite a blue an silver Optimizer Jr spoon at 72 feet the next they might bite a fly dragging the...
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Quality Brown trout action at Lake Siskiyou has been steady. Working the Lake deep has been the key the past couple of weeks. A few factors have moved the fish around the water column; the lake turnover, wind, and surface temp warming up. Fish can still be caught in the upper 20 feet but I have had more success working  below 20...
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