Nevada Fish Report
Bridgeport Reservoir Fish Report for 7-22-2012


Conditions for fly fishers are not great right now on Bridgeport Reservoir.

Bridgeport Reservoir - Bridgeport, CA (Mono County)


by Tom Loe
7-22-2012
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The weed beds are out to 18 feet, not the best for still water nymphing. Some pretty heavy algae in some areas as well. Lack of fish is not the issue here, just the current conditions. Other methods of angling are doing well here so look for a very good fall season, especially for tubers trolling streamers for trophy browns in the north end of the lake.

Above Photo: One of Jeffery's scouts on his way out to find fish on Bridgeport. Covers lots of water ehhh?




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