Trinity River Fishing

Trinity River Flows and Conditions: Lewiston Dam releases are 551cfs, water temps are 55 and air is 79 degrees at 12:00p.m. today. Limekiln Gulch is 5ft at 526cfs, water temps are 55 and air is 87. Douglas City is 6.4ft at 567cfs, water temps of 57 and air is 95.Junction City is 1.8t at 567cfs. Helena is 9ft at 606cfs...
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Fishing on the Trinity River this past couple of weeks has really been hard because of the high temperatures. The rivers are heating up fast and the salmon are getting up into their spawning areas with no cold water to be had. I have seen salmon swimming through Willow Creek and going up river, but with the heat the salmon...
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By E.B. Duggan Fishing on the Trinity River this past couple of weeks has really been hard what with the high water flows. Most of the Spring salmon that have been caught on the Trinity has been caught either at Grays Falls or Burnt Ranch Falls. I did hear that some nice steelhead was C & R up at Del Loma...
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Mid-Klamath: Iron Gate Dam releases are 896cfs. Seiad Valley is 2.2ft at 1,180cfs. Happy Camp is estimated at 1,240cfs. Somes Bar is estimated at 1,824cfs. Orleans is 3.4ft. at 2,070cfs. Klamath River at Terwer Creek is 856ft at 1,857cfs and water temperatures of N.A degrees. Flows at Smith River, Dr. Fine Bridge are 5.1ft at 356cfs. Temperatures in the Valley last...
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Trinity River Flows and Conditions: Lewiston Dam releases are 1,920cfs, water temps are 49.3 and air is 78 degrees at 9:00a.m. today. Limekiln Gulch is N/Aft at 699cfs, water temps are N/A and air is N/A. Douglas City is 6.7ft at 720cfs, water temps of N/A and air is N/A. Junction City is 2.2t at 703cfs. Helena is 9.7ft at...
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Trinity Lake: The Lake is 97ft (an increase of 12ft.) below the overflow and 48% of capacity (5% decrease) Inflow to Trinity Lake is 402cfs and the Trinity Dam is releasing 1,635cfs to Lewiston Lake with 47cfs going to Whiskeytown Lake and on to the Keswick Power Plant with 9,909cfs being released to the Sacramento River. ...
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