FISHING REPORT

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Suggested Guide Service Roger Keeling with 38 yrs experience 284-6429

June 19, 2009

LAKE ALMANOR * Mile High Bike Rice—June 20th Jr. Golf Camp & Wine & Nine at Bailey Creek * Community Wellness * All rivers & streams and Eagle Lake are open

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BANK FISHING –
JETTIES IN PRATTVILLE AND HAMILTON BRANCH WITH KASTMASTERS, NIGHT CRAWLERS WITH VARIOUS POWER BAIT OR SALMON ROE. CRICKETS WITH MEAL WORMS FOR BROWNS AND RAINBOWS OF DECENT SIZE. ALSO DOWN BY THE DAM MIGHT BE WORTH A TRY.
BOAT FISHING – FOREST SERVICE BOAT RAMP WESTSHORE IS OPEN & LOOKS GREAT. REPORTS OF TROLLERS TAKING FISH WITH RED/GOLD SPEEDY SHINERS OR UNCLE LARRY’S FIRE TIGER —ADD SOME CARP SPIT OR KRILL AND GO DOWN 10 TO 30 FEET ALONG THE EASTSHORE AND THE WESTSHORE FOR GOOD BROWNS & RAINBOWS. ALSO LOTS OF REPORTS OF SALMON BY THE DAM WITH AN ANCHOVY TAIL ON SIZE 2 OCTOPUS HOOK—TRY A FEW CRANKS OFF THE BOTTOM. THE SMALL MOUTH BASS AT THE POINTS AND DROP OFFS ALL AROUND THE LAKE USING SZ 10 HOOK WITH CRICKETS AND A SPLIT SHOT 12” FROM YOUR HOOK — RUBBER WORMS—BRUSH HOGS. HEX HATCH IS HERE! WATCH FOR THE FLOAT TUBERS AT DUSK ALONG THE WESTSHORE
PLANTS: Lake Almanor Echo Lake, Silver Lake & Deer Creek,
EAGLE LAKE—STARTING TO GET BETTER REPORTS. LAKE LEVEL STILL LOW.

BUTT LAKE . REPORTED A FEW HEX FLIES SHOWING—SOME GOOD REPORTS —ALSO TRY NYMPHING & USING STREAMER PATTERNS
A Camp Prattville camper caught a brown trout—11 pounds!!1

FLY FISHING

*Goodrich—try caddis flies
*Hamilton Branch Woolly Buggers
*Lake Amanor– Pond Smelt browns
*Feather River—Stonefly & Caddis
*Deer Creek – copper johns
*Butt Lake—streamer patterns
Hex Hatch starting Westshore

HIGH LAKES— Silver Lake & Echo were planted—has had a few good reports.
RIVER/STREAMS
Feather River - Try crickets, worms salmon eggs and Panther Martins
Happy Father’s Day to all our Dad’s:)

Hank Hoyer caught this 3 lb. brown trout on the Feather River this month !!

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