Donner is fishing solidly with surface temperatures hovering in the low 60s°F and water levels still at full pool. Early mornings are best for Kokanee, which are schooling between 25–35 feet—troll pink or chartreuse hoochies behind dodgers for the most success. Mackinaw are holding deep, around 100–120 feet, and can be taken on white tube jigs or silver dodgers. Shore anglers are doing well near the boat ramps and docks on the west end with PowerBait, inflated worms, and flashy lures. As usual, the bite fades after 10 a.m. when boating activity increases, so plan on getting an early start.