Long Range Fish Report
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Fish Report for 11-9-2023

The water has cooled down and trout and bass have come closer to the surface

11-9-2023
The Fly Shop

The water has cooled down and trout and bass have come closer to the surface. Float N' Fly rigs or balance leeches will be the best tactic. Trout will start congregating around the dam during the colder weather.

Hot Flies: 

• Wooly Buggers
• Float-n-Flies
• Dead Drop Minnow
• Zack's Stillwater Balanced Leech



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The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, November 9th, 2023

Pit River: Pit 3 down to the Pit 5 powerhouse is still fishing great
Sacramento River - Upper: Some large fish are moving up out of Shasta
Baum Lake: The most productive offerings are Baetis and midge nymphs now fished under a small dry
Iron Canyon Reservoir: This fishery generally fishes well during the winter months with very little pressure
Keswick Reservoir: The reservoir is fishing well with a lot of rainbows coming to eat your balance leech
Lewiston Lake: Recent reports have the fish feeding on midges, mayfly nymphs, and leeches
Manzanita Lake: Only a few weeks left for this stillwater fishery before the weather gets too cold
McCloud Reservoir: PG&E has drawn the reservoir down for dam maintenance

The Fly Shop Reports
for Friday, November 3rd, 2023

Fall River: Things up on Fall River are slowing down quite bit as it is cooling off
Hat Creek: The creek is seeing less pressure and Hat would be a good option for some good fishing
Klamath River - Middle: Up top the fishing has been stellar for steelhead
McCloud River: The upper stretch from Ah-Di-Na through the Conservancy is in great shape
Pit River: Pit 3 down to the Pit 5 powerhouse is still fishing great
Trinity River: The news is the river is still fishing well
Sacramento River - Upper: Some large fish are moving up out of Shasta
Baum Lake: This is one spot you will be able to target rising fish nearly year round