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Fish Report for 2-18-2022
Lake Shasta Fishing Report
2-18-2022
The Fly Shop
Fishing has slowed some on the lake. The Float 'N Fly bite has not panned out recently. You will need to get down to the bottom along the banks, anglers bouncing crayfish patterns along the bottom are doing best. The Titan Sonar Sink 3/5/7 line is a good choice to bomb big flies and get down quickly. The Warpath Whammy Craw in olive or orange can be a good pattern. Fish will eat Clousers as well, don't forget those. Take a spin up into the tributaries and you will find trout eating Blue Wing Olives, dry dropper setups with a #16 Sweet Pea, the Twisted Tactical Mayfly or a Perdigon will work well. We are looking forward to the spring topwater bite.
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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
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston Lake is fishing well right now
The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, February 10th, 2022Fall River: Most of the anglers are chasing steelhead and large rainbows right now
Hat Creek: The snow is all gone and the weather is beautiful on Hat Creek
Klamath River - Middle: The snow is all gone up around the upper Klamath and the river has some color to it
Sacramento River - Lower: The river is really shaping up for a great spring
McCloud River: The McCloud is in good shape again for sure!
Trinity River: There are still quite a few adult steelhead in the river with more heading up from the Klamath
Sacramento River - Upper: The river is in pretty good shape from the top down to Simms at least
Baum Lake: Baum Lake is in great shape and there are a ton of fish
Shasta Lake: Fishing has slowed some on the lake
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