Nevada Fish Report
San Joaquin River Fish Report for 9-17-2011


If you are a dry fly fisherman, try the riffles on the San Joaquin

San Joaquin River - Stockton, CA


by Tom Loe
9-17-2011
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Way more water than usual down here for this time of year, however it is in great shape for fishing dries in the riffles. The crowds of summer have passed and if you enjoy doing some moderate hiking get 20 minutes from any of the campgrounds and you should have some consistent fishing for small but feisty wild trout. Getting cooler especially in the mornings, I suggest waders with studs from now on.




More Reports

Tom Loe Reports
for Saturday, September 17th, 2011
: Toe Loe takes a look at Fall Fly Fishing in the Eastern Sierra
Crowley Lake: When fly fishing at Crowley the trick is to locate and attract fish with some size
Bridgeport Reservoir: Right now "still water nymphing" might be the best technique for fly fishing at Bridgeport
Owens River: The flows are definitely affecting the Lower Owens. You might try a drift boat.
East Walker River (CA): The East Walker may be setting up for a big fall fly fishing season
Hot Creek: Try hoppers in pockets behind large rocks at Hot Creek

Tom Loe Reports
for Monday, August 22nd, 2011

: Stillwater Fly Fishing - Crowley Lake or Bridgeport which one to choose?
Eagle Lake: Sierra Drifters Is Taking Reservations for Eagle Lake Fall Outings
East Walker River (CA): Look to add more weight on the East Walker if you don't get any strikes
Owens River: Upper Owens has great fishing conditions right now, but the fishing promises to get better
Hot Creek: Grasshoppers in the afternoon rock on Hot Creek
San Joaquin River: The San Joaquin is not only beautiful right now but it also has great fishing
Owens River: Early Mornings on the Lower Owens are best