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Fish Report for 5-18-2012
Lower Alpine Lakes Convict, Lundy, Twin Lakes Mammoth & Bridgeport, June Lake Loop
5-18-2012
Tom Loe
Good reports for numbers with a few hold over DFG brood fish and IAG/Alpers rainbows showing up. Tubing these waters this time of year requires a full sinking line and flashy streamer patterns with some red or orange. May on the lower alpine lakes historically brings the larger browns out. Fish the low light periods near creek inlets and trees stumps. As the days get longer and the waters warm the "elusive ones" will move deeper and become more photosensitive making it far more difficult to catch them on the fly. Either of the Twin Lakes, Bridgeport would be my choice to hunt a brownzilla during the month of May.
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for Friday, May 18th, 2012Crowley Lake: Lake Crowley is fishing Excellent to Epic according to Tom Loe
Bridgeport Reservoir: Good Reports from Bridgeport Reservior
East Walker River (CA): The flows are moving up on the East Walker but fishing is good along the Cal section
Owens River: The flows on the Lower Owens are running at 410 cfs which is making the fishing tougher
Hot Creek: Hot Creek is well, Hot Creek
Owens River: While water conditions can suck on the Upper Owens this time of year, that is not the case this year
McGee Creek: The rainbows are piled up in McGee Creek this year, a fun place to fish
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