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Iron Canyon Reservoir Fish Report for 11-9-2011
Iron Canyon Reservoir Fish Report for 11-9-2011
Not many anglers venture to Iron Canyon Reservoir
Iron Canyon Reservoir - Deadlun, CA (Shasta County)
by The Fly Shop
11-9-2011
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Current Lake Conditions:
News from Iron Canyon Reservoir is scarce. So, we guess no news is good news. For those who take the time to experience this still water venue in the Autumn season, expect to have the lake mostly to yourself. Fishing small midge patterns will be the best approach. Bring the following flies: Zack's Blood Geyser Midge, Zebra Midge in Black or Red, Chromies, Frostbites. Most anything "small" should work. Clouser Minnows will work here, stripped on a RIO Intermediate or Deep 7 sinking line.
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The Fly Shop's ? Tips:
You can attack this lake either one of two ways, Indicator and nymphs or sinking lines and streamers. The midge hatches are usually strong and fishing a Blood Midge with a Black Midge Pupa dropper is deadly. For those who want to cast and retrieve flies, Leeches and Bugger style flies work great. Clouser Minnows are a fantastic fly on Iron Canyon! Fishing a #16 BH PT Nymph on the end of a tapered leader attached to a floating line is an all time best way to find fish here. Once flies are cast, use a very slow retrieve, just move the line enough to stay tight to the fly and feel the thuds of the take!
Reservoir Fact:
The nearby town of Big Bend has many geothermal hot springs nearby. Some of the hot wells are used to heat the local School, public swimming pool and a green house. Hmmm. Don't hesitate to stop by the local grocery store, gas station called the Pit Stop.
Flies:
Dries:
• Scum Dun Callibaetis #14
• D&D Cripple Callibaetis #16
Nymphs/Wet Flies:
• San Juan Worm Fire #8-14
• Frostbite #16-18
• Chromie #16-18
• Zebra Midge #16-20
• Micro Mayfly #14-18
• Blood Geyser Midge Red #10-16
• GB Half Flashback PT #16-20
Streamers/Leeches:
• Freshwater Clouser Olive/White
• Lite Bright Bugger
• Zonkers
• Zack's Zugger Yellow/Brown
News from Iron Canyon Reservoir is scarce. So, we guess no news is good news. For those who take the time to experience this still water venue in the Autumn season, expect to have the lake mostly to yourself. Fishing small midge patterns will be the best approach. Bring the following flies: Zack's Blood Geyser Midge, Zebra Midge in Black or Red, Chromies, Frostbites. Most anything "small" should work. Clouser Minnows will work here, stripped on a RIO Intermediate or Deep 7 sinking line.
Click here for Lake Level
The Fly Shop's ? Tips:
You can attack this lake either one of two ways, Indicator and nymphs or sinking lines and streamers. The midge hatches are usually strong and fishing a Blood Midge with a Black Midge Pupa dropper is deadly. For those who want to cast and retrieve flies, Leeches and Bugger style flies work great. Clouser Minnows are a fantastic fly on Iron Canyon! Fishing a #16 BH PT Nymph on the end of a tapered leader attached to a floating line is an all time best way to find fish here. Once flies are cast, use a very slow retrieve, just move the line enough to stay tight to the fly and feel the thuds of the take!
Reservoir Fact:
The nearby town of Big Bend has many geothermal hot springs nearby. Some of the hot wells are used to heat the local School, public swimming pool and a green house. Hmmm. Don't hesitate to stop by the local grocery store, gas station called the Pit Stop.
Flies:
Dries:
• Scum Dun Callibaetis #14
• D&D Cripple Callibaetis #16
Nymphs/Wet Flies:
• San Juan Worm Fire #8-14
• Frostbite #16-18
• Chromie #16-18
• Zebra Midge #16-20
• Micro Mayfly #14-18
• Blood Geyser Midge Red #10-16
• GB Half Flashback PT #16-20
Streamers/Leeches:
• Freshwater Clouser Olive/White
• Lite Bright Bugger
• Zonkers
• Zack's Zugger Yellow/Brown
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Lewiston Lake: Fishing at Lewiston Lake has been great one day, and slow the next.
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Trinity River: No big changes on the Trinity the fishing has been typical steelhead fishing
Klamath River - Upper - CA: Expect more adult steelhead to arrive in the Klamath through the month of November.
Pit River: Conditions are good and so is the fishing on the Pit River!
McCloud River: The McCloud has been fishing fair this week
Fall River: Fishing on the Fall River has been fair to good.
Hat Creek: There is still time to fish Hat before this stream closes on November 15th!
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