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Pit River Fish Report for 4-23-2012
Pit River Fish Report for 4-23-2012
Conditions on the Pit River keep getting better and better
Pit River - CA (Modoc County)
by The Fly Shop
4-23-2012
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Current River Conditions: Fair to good sums up the fishing on the Pit river. Conditions are getting better and better. This sunny warm weather will have the March Browns coming off! Bring the wading staff! We highly recommend wearing a PFD (Personal Floatation Device) too. The Pit is a delightful choice at this time of year. Solitude is found here.
The Fly Shop's ? Tips: What a productive river the Pit is. If you ever get tired of not catching rainbows, try the Pit. But, be ready for supremely tough wading conditions when fishing the Pit. Flat ground DOES NOT exist here! A wading staff really makes a difference for every angler who fishes here. Pack some dry clothes, snake kit and don't forget to dry out your fly-box at the end of the day! To get the hook ups, knowing where and when is everything. The Pit River rainbows will eat all day most of the time. These feisty fish can be found holding in fast bubbly water and in slower, smooth flowing water as well. High-stick and short line nymphing techniques are the key to finding the biggest rainbows on this river. Have plenty of BB, AAA and SSG split shot in your vest pocket. Feed lots of line and go for long drag free drifts, using an indicator and suspending flies 3 - 6 feet deep, in the long smooth glides between boulders and broken riffles. An there is no shortage of boulders, riffles, runs and pockets.
The Fly Shop's ? Tips: What a productive river the Pit is. If you ever get tired of not catching rainbows, try the Pit. But, be ready for supremely tough wading conditions when fishing the Pit. Flat ground DOES NOT exist here! A wading staff really makes a difference for every angler who fishes here. Pack some dry clothes, snake kit and don't forget to dry out your fly-box at the end of the day! To get the hook ups, knowing where and when is everything. The Pit River rainbows will eat all day most of the time. These feisty fish can be found holding in fast bubbly water and in slower, smooth flowing water as well. High-stick and short line nymphing techniques are the key to finding the biggest rainbows on this river. Have plenty of BB, AAA and SSG split shot in your vest pocket. Feed lots of line and go for long drag free drifts, using an indicator and suspending flies 3 - 6 feet deep, in the long smooth glides between boulders and broken riffles. An there is no shortage of boulders, riffles, runs and pockets.
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The Fly Shop Reports
for Monday, April 23rd, 2012Sacramento River: The fishing is GREAT on the Lower Sacramento
Trinity River: Trinity river flows will soon be over 2,500 cfs & the fishing won't be good for a month or so
Sacramento River: Conditions on the Upper Sac are improving, but you'll need to expect higher water
Baum Lake: We expect Baum Lake to fish good for Opening Day
The Fly Shop Reports
for Tuesday, April 17th, 2012Klamath River - Upper - CA: Conditions are perfect on the Klamath! But the fishing is slow.
Sacramento River: Fishing conditions on the Lower Sac couldn't be better, & fishing has been good, nymphs work best.
McCloud River: Weather will be great for opening day. Conditions are good, fishing will be great on the McCloud
Pit River: The Pit is on one day, then kind of slow the next.
Trinity River: Fishing on the Trinity River has been fun for smaller juvenile steelhead and salmon
Sacramento River: There have been some good reports coming out of the Upper Sac, but not consistently
Baum Lake: Some will say the fishing is great at Baum Lake while others feel it's borderline fair
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