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Fish Report for 6-8-2023

Releases are at 200 CFS from the lake now

6-8-2023
The Fly Shop

Releases are at 200 CFS from the lake now. Unfortunately, what is coming out of the lake is pretty cloudy. Down on the bottom end at Lake Shasta the tributaries are adding 600 CFS and the clarity is pretty good there. Getting to Ah-Di-Na and the Nature Conservancy is now possible. There are some downed trees blocking the road that were cut, so some of the passages are kind of tight. Word from PG & E is they will block access to the Lake McCloud dam on or around the 1st of June. The work they will be doing on the dam is predicted to be completed some time in December.



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The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, June 8th, 2023

Fall River: The Fall is really beginning to fish well
Hat Creek: The area is receiving quite a bit of pressure in the Powerhouse 2 Riffle area
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Sacramento River - Upper: This river may drop into a good spot to go soon
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The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, June 1st, 2023

Fall River: Fall River Fishing Report
Hat Creek: The fish in the flats are eating midges and some PMDs
Sacramento River - Lower: Flows are now just around 10,000 CFS from Keswick
Pit River: Releases from Lake Britton are now down to 328 CFS
Trinity River: The final bump of the spring flow releases happened yesterday
Sacramento River - Upper: The gage at Delta is showing north of 2,500 CFS and some robust turbidity
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Manzanita Lake: Manzanita is pretty much ice free at this point