Nevada Fish Report
Hot Creek Fish Report for 9-19-2013


Fishing is good on Hot Creek for those areas not filled with weeds

Hot Creek - Mammoth Lakes, CA (Mono County)


by Tom Loe
9-19-2013
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Fishing is good in the limited areas that are not filled with weed. Very low water currently. The fish are stacked in the deep slots, under the cut banks, and in the holes that are 2-3 feet deep. Hoppers, caddis, trico mayflies. Experienced dry fly fishers can have good success here at times, nymphing is so-so and there is very limited water to fish.




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Tom Loe Reports
for Thursday, September 19th, 2013

Eastern Sierra Fishing Report: Fish'N Conditions September 14th 2013
Crowley Lake: Brown Trout & Cutts are biting even better than Rainbows at Lake Crowley
Owens River - Middle: Fishing on the Middle Owens River, that section below the Pleasant Valley dam is more consistent
Owens River - Gorge: Fishing the Owens River Gorge can be very productive here using dry/dropper bead head combos
Owens River - Section 3 - Upper (above Crowley): The fall migration of Browns from Lake Crowley to the Upper Owens should begin soon
Bridgeport Reservoir: Bridgeport Reservoir water level is very low

Tom Loe Reports
for Friday, August 9th, 2013

Owens River: Flows on the middle Owens are back up to 300cfs.
Owens River: Nice Rainbows & a few Browns are being caught on the Upper Owens
East Walker River (CA): Sierra Drifters has opted not to guide on the East Walker so as not to harm the fish this year
Hot Creek: Hot Creek is not fishing as well as we usually see on Hot Creek
East Walker River (CA): West Walker fishing is affected by the lower than usual water. Fish the nice runs & deeper pools
Bridgeport Reservoir: How the management at Bridgeport Reservoir is keeping up with the times! LOL
San Joaquin River: If you are a dry fly fisherman you may want to consider fishing the San Joaquin
: Most of the day hike alpine lakes are in fair to good shape