Nevada Fish Report
Ana Reservoir Fish Report for 6-23-2021


The Reservoir Was Stocked With 4,000 Rainbow Trout

Ana Reservoir - Summer Lake, OR (Lake County)


by OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Staff
6-23-2021
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The reservoir was just stocked with 4,000 rainbow trout. Trolling lures or flies will do a great job catching fish in this clear reservoir. Bait fishing with PowerBait or worms is also a proven method for putting fish on a stringer.

Bait fishing for wipers is usually more successful, but trolling can be an effective method. Rapalas that imitate tui chub and rainbow trout, favorite food sources for hybrid bass, are good bets for catching these fish. On sunny days you will need to troll deeper than cloudy days.





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OR Department of Fish & Wildlife Reports
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Grande Ronde River: The Flows on the Grande Ronde Have Been Holding Out for Boating and Fishing Should be Picking Up
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Wallowa River: Lower Expected Flows This Year Means the River SHould Fish Well Throughout the Next Few Weeks

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