Utah Fish Report
Lake George Fish Report for 8-11-2011


Fishing is great in the Mammoth Lakes Basin

Lake George - Mammoth Lakes, CA (Mono County)


by The Trout Fitter Staff
8-11-2011
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Water Conditions:
Great

Fishing Conditions and Hatches:
Great, stripping streamers working best with a nymph trailer. Try fishing some stimulators and callibaetis dries at the inlets, you're almost always going to see rising fish there now.

Recommended Flies:

Streamers:
Doc's Twin Lake Special Black/Olive/Brown #10, Olive Matuka, Black and Olive Wooly Buggers #8-10

Nymphs:
Callibaetis Nymph #16, Bead Head Prince Nymph #14

Dries:
Callibaetis Spinner #18, Kaufman Stimulator #16



More Reports

The Trout Fitter Reports
for Thursday, August 4th, 2011

Lake Mary: Mammoth Basin Fishing Is Excellent
Hot Creek: Hot Creek Fishing Could Hardly Be Better
San Joaquin River: Flows are Better on the San Joaquin, fishing is improving as well
Crowley Lake: Crowley is pulling some Big Fish from the McGee Creek Channel
Owens River: Flows are great on the Uppen Owens, fish appear to be moving into the river from Crowley
Owens River: Owens River Gorge continues to have good fishing
Owens River: Flows are up and down on the Lower Owens, be careful
Bridgeport Reservoir: Fish the Inlets and Outlets at Bridgeport
East Walker River (CA): East Walker fishing slowed because of the change in flows, fishing should come back soon

The Trout Fitter Reports
for Thursday, July 28th, 2011

Lake Mary: Lake Mary & Lake George are Open for Fishing
Hot Creek: Hot Creek Is, Well....Hot Creek, Nuf Said
San Joaquin River: The San Joaquin is fishable, but the flows really need to be lower
Crowley Lake: Algae Still a Problem at Crowley But Getting Better
Owens River: Fishing is Excellent at the Owens River Gorge
Owens River: The Flows on the Lower Owens are all over the place so be careful
Bridgeport Reservoir: The Bite is on at Bridgeport
East Walker River (CA): Flows are down, fishing is up on the East Walker
Crowley Lake: The long-awaited "McGee Miracle" has begun . . .