Utah Fish Report
Fall River Fish Report for 3-4-2022
Fall River Fish Report for 3-4-2022
Most of the anglers are chasing steelhead and large rainbows right now
Fall River - Fall River Mills, CA (Shasta County)
by The Fly Shop
3-4-2022
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No recent reports on the Fall River, most of the anglers are chasing steelhead and large rainbows right now. There should be a midge and Baetis show going on on the Fall right now. Scuds and leeches would be good patterns as well. The larger fish will be moving up into the springs area to spawn, so make sure you give them a wide berth. With fantastic weather on tap for this weekend it could be worth a trip on this iconic spring creek.
Hot Flies: TB Drowned Rusty Spinner, PMD's, Norman's Wiggletails, Pheasant Tails, Mercer's Missing Link, Zug Bugs, and Leeches.
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The Fly Shop Reports
for Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022Hat Creek: The snow is all gone and the weather is beautiful on Hat Creek
Sacramento River - Lower: The river is in better shape than it has been since early November
McCloud River: Solid reports on the McCloud below Ash Camp
Trinity River: Nothing new to report other than the river continues to show new fish each day
Sacramento River - Upper: The entire river remains in good shape
The Fly Shop Reports
for Friday, February 18th, 2022Klamath River - Middle: Still plenty of fish and good angling to be had
Sacramento River - Lower: The river continues to clear and releases from Keswick remain around 3,250 CFS
McCloud River: The McCloud is in good shape again for sure
Pit River: Large flows continue to be the story on the Pit
Trinity River: This has been and continues to be a banner year on the Trinity
Sacramento River - Upper: The entire river is in pretty good shape
Baum Lake: Baum Lake is in great shape, there are a ton of fish
Shasta Lake: Lake Shasta Fishing Report
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston Lake is fishing well right now
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