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Fish Report for 10-23-2012
You have to fish the cut banks on the Upper Owens
10-23-2012
Tom Loe
Rats! Just when you think the fun is really going to begin up here the water comes up. Flows are way up (160cfs plus) and nearly three times higher than normal (65cfs). Level is over the bank in many sections. The water is emanating from Grant Lake/Silver Lake and how long it will last only the LADWP knows. I suspect for quite a while as both of these June Lake loop still waters are full. The fish will adjust, so you need to as well by using lots of weight while nymphing. On a positive note we will have a great channel cut next year on Crowley along Green banks. Use attractor patterns like San Juan Worms and roe imitations, midge or PT's with flash incorporated into the pattern. If the weed is not prevalent, streamers are a great choice this time of year. Use the "dip & strip" method along the cut banks on the deep side with a moderate sinking tip line. Loebergs #10 rock here now as well as larger Punk Perch and crystal leeches #8. Roads got really muddy after this storm so look before you drive in. Remember they are frozen in the morning & thaw by afternoon.
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for Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012• Fly Fish’N Conditions for the Eastern Sierras as of October 22nd 2012
Owens River: It is now officially time to wade the wild trout section of the Lower Owens!
Crowley Lake: Some really nice sized fish are being caught at Lake Crowley
Hot Creek: Difficult long distance drifts are needed to fish Hot Creek
East Walker River (CA): 60 cfs. is fun to fish on the East Walker
Kirman Lake: We are getting great reports from Kirman Lake
Pleasant Valley Reservoir: With power generation ending Pleasant Valley Ressrvoir will be an excellent choice for fly fishers
San Joaquin River: San Joaquin River is over for this season
Adobe Pond: Wild browns are very aggressive at Adobe Pond
Bridgeport Reservoir: As the water cools look for Bridgeport Reservoir fishing to heat up
Tom Loe Reports
for Tuesday, October 16th, 2012Owens River: Lower Owens River - fly fishing update 10/14/2012
Owens River: Upper Owens River - fly fishing update 10/11/2012
Crowley Lake: Crowley Lake - fly fishing update 10/11/2012
Bridgeport Reservoir: The water level is low at Bridgeport, but the cooler temps have the fish back on the bite
East Walker River (CA): On the East Walker you will find most of the fish in the deeper water by the dam
Hot Creek: Much of Hot Creek is unfishable because of the weeds
San Joaquin River: Very low water levels on the San Joaquin
• Fishing is good but make sure the lake you choose is open
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