Nevada Fish Report
Hot Creek Fish Report for 10-23-2012
Hot Creek Fish Report for 10-23-2012
Difficult long distance drifts are needed to fish Hot Creek
Hot Creek - Mammoth Lakes, CA (Mono County)
by Tom Loe
10-23-2012
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This storm will add much needed flow to Hot Creek via Mammoth Creek when it warms up. We could see a really great baetis (BWO's) hatch here in November with excellent conditions. Currently the flows are very low and only about 50% of the usual water is fishable. If you get a honey hole, the "catching" is business as usual on HC. Try a streamer on a deeper pool or run, much over looked here. The fish are still there, it is just difficult to make extended drifts and sexy presentations. I have seen guys using 13 foot rods and dabbing the slots without casting. Not my cup O' tea but ingenious none the less.
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Hot Creek: Much of Hot Creek is unfishable because of the weeds
San Joaquin River: Very low water levels on the San Joaquin
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