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http://www.mountainhardwareandsports.comAccess is now open all the way to the top lot and fishing has been great here. We’ve been seeing great hatches of BWO’s, midges, a few skwalas and even the caddis are starting up. This should be the best bet for dry fly fishing here locally. The fish are notoriously spooky however and a stealthy approach should still be used even during high water. Streamer fishing can also be great here during the high flows.
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9-10 Ft. 4-5 Wt. Rod with a 9-12 Ft. 5-6x Leader. Flys: Winter Stones, BWO’s, Midges, Skwala Stones, Worms, Caddis
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As the fish now remain in shallow water and paired up for spawn this can be a very fun but also frustrating time to fish here as you can see them but they can be very tight lipped. Please avoid targeting actively spawning fish here so they can eventually establish a self-sustaining population. Best fishing during mornings and evenings as it warms to the mid 80’s by noon. Both stripping and indicator fishing here remains good and we always recommend......
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*Designates best areas to go fishing now. DONNER: Shore fishing at donner slows as warmer weather sets in. best fishing at mornings and evenings here when fish are in shallow. The boat ramp is now open here and boat traffic remains light with only a hand full of people trolling. The mackinaw bite remains fair as the hang in about 40-60 feet of water. Top lining for kokanee is producing a few smaller kokes in the 10-12 inch range. 56% Of Cap. RECOMMENDED......
