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Sacramento River Fish Report for 2-28-2012
Sacramento River Fish Report for 2-28-2012
Lower Sacramento River: Shasta Trout fly fishing guide's reports
Sacramento River - CA

by The Fly Shop
2-28-2012
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Several great local guides featured by Shasta Trout including Craig Nielsen, Gabe Duran, George Durand, Kevin Price, Matt Formento and Anthony Carruesco, have hosted a number of guests recently on the Lower Sacramento River and found the river to be fishing exceptionally well. While we are still finding some steelhead on the Klamath and Trinity, the exceptional bite and incredible spring like weather on the Lower Sac has been hard to pass up. Flows below Keswick have dropped to 4,500 cfs which concentrates the holding water, making this the place and time of year when a trophy Rainbow is likely to find it's way into your net.A trophy Lower winter Sac Rainbow Another fish from the first run of the day Rick with a hefty Lower Sac 'bow Hatches are running weeks early, with the famed blizzard spring caddis coming off on the sunny afternoons. We typically do not see this hatch until well into March. Some March Browns, PMD's and lingering BWO' mayflies are mixed in making for an aggressive bite. The vast majority of fish have come nymphing with small imitations but a few fish are still showing up on rubberlegs, and for the savvy angler on dries. A few guests have experienced outstanding dry fly fishing and though this can be a rewarding experience, it is most often technical and challenging. Fall fishing at it's finest on the Lower Sacramento River Trophy Rainbows are stacked in pods on the upper drifts on their annual migration to spawn. The lower floats from Anderson to Jelly's Ferry have been consistently good from early morning until late afternoon. The grab has been slowing in the afternoon and evening. Multiple hookups on all drifts have been common as of late. The trout down river are a generally smaller (10"- 16") on average than up river but we usually find a few trophy Rainbows over 18"on the lower floats as well. The weather forecast is calling for a storm system to pass this week, with clear, warm sunny skies by the weekend. Consider this your invitation to get here now! Drop us a line for details or to schedule a trip to get your trout season off to a great start!
More Reports
The Fly Shop Reports
for Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012
Sacramento River: Dry Fly Fishing on the Lower Sac could hardly be better
Trinity River: Steelhead are spread out in the Trinity River & the Browns are surface feeding
Klamath River - Upper - CA: Steelhead are getting harder to find. but they are still moving up the Klamath
The Fly Shop Reports
for Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
Sacramento River: Rainbows exceeding 20" are the ticket on the Upper Sac near Dunsmuir
Klamath River - Upper - CA: Lots of "Good" Fish Reports from the Klamath, with a few "Fair" Reports mixed in
Pit River: The fishing and hatches have been great on the Pit River
Baum Lake: Baum Lake continues to offer good fishing.
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston Lake is fishing great! Lots of 12"-15" cruising rainbows
Iron Canyon Reservoir: Fishing has been great at Iron Canyon Reservoir
McCumber Reservoir: The fishing is Fair at McCumber Reservoir, look for cruising Browns
Keswick Reservoir: Fishing has been fair to good at Keswick Reservoir! Springtime Caddis are just starting to come off

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