- ALMANOR LAKE, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): The Rec. 1 area was still holding pond smelt just outside the log boom in front of the Osprey nest. Browns are actively feeding in here from first light till 11 a.m. Try a large threaded nightcrawler with Pro-Cure Trophy Trout gel. A combo of crickets and mealworms, or double crickets off the bottom tempted them. Big Springs held salmon, with premium anchovy tails and Pro-Cure's Krill Scent, four to eight cranks off the bottom or crawlers doing the job here.
ALPINE LAKE, CALIF: No report.
ANTELOPE LAKE, CALIF: No report.
BIG SPRINGS RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
BISHOP, CALIF. AREA: Gary Olson of the Bishop Creek Resorts (760-873-4484):
Intake No. 2: Was probably the best fishing of the week. Dark Woolly Buggers were probably the best. Power Bait or Salmon eggs doing very well.
North Lake: Has been doing fairly well with Power Bait or worms. Purple Woollies have done pretty well on the far side by the pack station. Float tubers reported good results with Panther Martins in the center of the lake.
South Lake: Most people are catching fish but are really having to work for them. Best baits are nightcrawlers or chunky cheese Power Bait. Casting Power Bait or red Power Worms by the Gilbert Glacier did pretty well this week.
Bishop Creek: Fish are coming up to most surface flies in Weir Pond, especially green Mosquitoes and Sierra Bright Dots.
Backcountry: Has been pretty good for fishing. The Tyees have been super with nightcrawlers or Salmon eggs. Chocolate Lakes good with Panther Martins or small Kastmasters.
- BISHOP, CALIF. AREA:
Sabrina Lake: Rick and Patti Apted of the Lake Sabrina Boat Landing (760-873-7425): Not only did fishing pick up a bit by the end of the week, so did the wind. Average wind speeds of 38 mph with gusts to 51 mph were felt at the landing on Sunday. Temperatures dropped during the week, with reports of 24 degrees with frost on the trucks at Camp Sabrina Tuesday night, but the lows for that night at the landing were only 53.
Drifting was still where part of the action was and the anglers were getting quite inventive with some anglers using a nightcrawler-Power Bait combo. Yup, a piece of a worm with a little dab of Power Bait. Roostertails were working for a few of the shore fishermen fishing in the bay on the far side of the small island. Dingleberry Inlet picked up a bit with some fishermen using Salmon Eggs although Becky Smith of Riverside was jigging with a Crappie jig and hooked into a 4.5 pound Alpers. The other part of the action was down deep. Local Jim Diddy landed with the help of another Bishop local Wayne Ball (Wayne netted the fish) a beauty - a 7.25 pound lunker on a Thomas Buoyant. Another local George Barber helped his daughter Kim Sims bring in an 8.25 pound fish on a Rapala. Got a few DFG fish on Tuesday.
The lake continues to drop. Rick will probably be taking the docks apart as soon as the wind dies. We actually got a few showers and a bit of hail on Saturday and we did hear of snow falling at Paiute Lake. That would mean snow in the high country in August - you never know - remember Memorial Day and our 8 inches of snow? And that touch of Fall? More and more small patches of yellow continue to pepper the Bishop Creek Canyon hillsides.
- BLUE LAKES AREA, CALIF: Dave Kirby of the Woodfords Station (530-694-2930): Pretty quiet over the weekend, mostly due to the wind.
BLUE LAKES, NEV: No report.
BOCA RESERVOIR, CALIF: Dick Murphy of "Fishing with Father Murphy" (775-674-2270) (775-240-9163): Best area: Middle of the reservoir and the dam area. Depth: 40-45 feet. Lures: Small green spoons, Murphy's green/pink Lollipop and Glow Baby Bugs.
BOULDER RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR, AREA: Jim Reid of Ken's Sporting Goods Store (760-932-7707): No report.
BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR, CALIF: Jeffry Wenger of the Bridgeport Reservoir RV Park and Marina (888-377-1677) or (760-932-7001): No report.
BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR, CALIF: Randy Picton (760-932-7001): Fishing remains very good to excellent with bigger fish starting to appear as the water temps drop with the cooler nights. Limits of Browns and Rainbows up to 3.5 pounds.
Best bets are nightcrawlers and or floating bait of the bottom in 12 to 15 feet of water.
Trolling is good early and late in the day. Try small flashers with worms, Rapalas or Buoyants from the narrows to the dam.
Rental boats available at the Marina, private boat launching at the bath tub.
BRIDGEPORT RESERVOIR, CALIF: Carolyn Webb of the Virginia Lakes Resort: No report.
BUCK'S LAKE, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): No report.
- BURNSIDE LAKE, CALIF: Dave Kirby: The authorities have a "Person of Interest" who had that illegal campfire that caused the forest fire over the weekend. A lot of the locals are hoping that he will get a manslaughter conviction because of the three people who died in that plane crash. The fire is about 45 percent contained this morning (Tuesday).
- CAPLES LAKE, CALIF: Doug Busey of Douglas County reported that an 18-pound brown died from the DFG electro-shocking being used to transfer trout to Silver Lake. A couple of Mackinaw (36 & 37 inches in length) were transferred successfully. Brookies were transferred to Red Lake.
There is still plenty of water and plenty of fish to catch.
A couple of stringers of brookies were caught from shore.
One angler caught a 3-pound brown while trolling a broken back Rapala lure.
There is a new launch area on the right side of the Caples Lake Marina where you can launch small boats, canoes or kayaks.
- CARSON RIVERS, CALIF:
East Carson River: Todd Sodaro and Chad Machado of the Carson River Resort (877-694-2229): No report.
East Carson River: Doug Busey reported he watched a fisherman lose about a 4-pound rainbow and another fisherman lose about a 6-pound rainbow.
West Carson River: Dave Kirby reported: The water is extremely low and very clear. The wind was the problem most of the weekend. A few fish were caught. There was a plant last week.
Special Note: The West Carson River has Handicapped Access for fishermen at Pickett's Junction (the Intersection of S.R. 88 and S.R. 89 at the edge of Hope Valley).
CARSON RIVERS, NEV:
East Carson: No report.
West Carson: No report.
Main Carson: No report.
CONVICT LAKE, CALIF: Launa Strickland at the Convict Lake Resort (800-992-2260): No report.
CONVICT LAKE, CALIF: The Trout Fitter in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (760) 924-3676): No report.
CRATER LAKE, CALIF: (Near Kit Carson Pass): No report.
CROWLEY LAKE AREA, CALIF: Steve Osterman of Performance Anglers of Mammoth Lakes (760) 924-2181:
Crowley Lake: No report.
Hot Creek: No report.
CROWLEY LAKE, CALIF: The Trout Fitter in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (760) 924-3676): No report.
DAVIS CREEK POND IN WASHOE VALLEY: No report.
DAVIS LAKE, CALIF: Ed Dillard (Dillard Guided Fishing) (530-832-6394): No report.
DAVIS LAKE, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): No report.
DONNER LAKE, CALIF: No report.
EAGLE LAKE, CALIF: Dave Meserve of the Eagle Lake Marina (530-825-3454): Closed.
- EAGLE LAKE, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): Fishing remains very good, with most limits including trout from 2.5 to almost 4 pounds, but fish early. Some of the better areas for both trolling and bobber fishing included Shrimp Island, Miners Bay, and Wildcat Point.
FEATHER RIVER, CALIF: Kirk Portocarrero of Outdoor Adventures Sport Fishing, Redding, Calif. (800-670-4448): No report.
FEATHER RIVER, CALIF: Dave Jacobs (Professional Guide Service) (800-355-3113): No report.
FEATHER RIVER, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): No report.
- FRENCHMAN RESERVOIR, CALIF: Wiggin's Trading Post at Chilcoot, Calif. (530-993-4683): The weather is cooling down and the lake is beginning to turn over. Fishing has been good at Lunker Point. They are catching their limits, using nightcrawlers and Power Bait. They are casting way out from shore. Trolling has been good near the old boat ramp. Using various colors of Power Bait and lures. Early in the evening seems to be the best time to fish.
FRENCHMAN RESERVOIR, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): No report.
FRENCHMAN RESERVOIR, CALIF: Ed Dillard (Dillard Guided Fishing) (530-832-6394): No report.
FT. CHURCHILL COOLING PONDS (on the Mason Valley Wildlife Management Area): Elmer Bull: No report.
GREEN CREEK, CALIF. (West of Bridgeport): No report.
- HEENAN LAKE, CALIF: Dave Kirby reported that the Opening Day was pretty good and it was better than average. The fishing success was slow to begin with, but picked up later in the day. Most of the action was by fly fishermen with Woolly Buggers or Nymphs. One angler caught and released 18 cutthroat in 4 hours.
HINKSON SLOUGH, NEV: Elmer Bull: No report.
HIGHLAND LAKES, CALIF: No report.
HOBART RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
INDIAN CREEK RESERVOIR, CALIF: Doug Busey: No report.
- INDIAN CREEK RESERVOIR, CALIF: Dave Kirby of the Woodfords Station (530-694-2930): The water is low and murky looking. No fishing reports. The are currently working on the new oxidation system and hope to have it done by next spring.
Summit Lake (above Indian Creek Reservoir): No report.
JUNE LAKE LOOP, CALIF: Steven Osterman: No report.
JUNE LAKE LOOP, CALIF: The Trout Fitter in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (760) 924-3676: No report.
JUNE LAKE LOOP. CALIF: John Logue of Ernie's Tackle Store at (760) 648-7756: No report.
KINNEY RESERVOIR, CALIF: Dave Kirby reported that the water looks good and this is probably the best place in the general area to fish right now.
KIRMAN (AKA CARMEN) LAKE, CALIF: Jim Reid: No report.
Note: This lake is about a 2 mile hike from the Sonora Pass Highway (S. R. 108).
KNOTT CREEK RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
LAHONTAN RESERVOIR, NEV: Missy Swain and Shirley at Burke's Market at Silver Springs (775-577-2750): The water is still going down. It is dropping constantly. You can walk across the reservoir at Fisherman's Point. For a fishing report, you will have to ask the Pelicans. They are having a field day, feeding on the fish.
LAHONTAN RESERVOIR, NEV: Brian Sproull of Carson City was fishing from shore near the dam with his wife Cheryl on Sunday morning when he hit the jackpot. He caught a 12-pound, 9-ounce Wiper with a worm on 6-pound test line. Between the two of them, they caught about 20 Wipers plus lots of Carp and Catfish.
LEAVITT LAKE, CALIF: No report.
LUNDY LAKE, CALIF: No report.
MAMMOTH LAKES BASIN, CALIF: Steven Osterman: No report.
MAMMOTH LAKES, CALIF: The Trout Fitter in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (760) 924-3676: No report.
MARKLEEVILLE CREEK, CALIF: No report.
MARLETTE LAKE, NEV: Closed.
MASON VALLEY WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA, NEV: Elmer Bull: No report.
MT. VIEW POND IN YERINGTON: No report.
NORTH POND (on the Mason Valley Wildlife Management Area): No report.
ONION VALLEY RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
OROVILLE LAKE, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): No report.
OWENS RIVER, CALIF: Steven Osterman:
Upper Owens: No report.
Lower Owens: No report.
PYRAMID LAKE, NEV: Valerie at Crosby's Lodge at (775) 476-0400: Closed.
PYRAMID LAKE, NEV: George and Carla Molino of the Pyramid Lake Store at (775) 476-0555: Closed.
PYRAMID LAKE, NEV: Tim Wilson of the Pyramid Lake Marina and RV Park at (775) 476-1156: Closed.
PYRAMID LAKE, NEV: Chris and Jeri Grellman of Hog Charters in Sparks at 358-5199 (home) or Chris at 221-4014 (cell): Closed.
PYRAMID LAKE, NEV: Jim Hartfiel of Just Rite Fishing at Pyramid Lake at (775) 575-7850 (home) or (775) 813-3411 (Cell): Closed.
RAYMOND LAKE, CALIF: No report.
RED LAKE, CALIF: Dave Kirby: No report.
- RED LAKE, CALIF: Doug Busey reported that the lake should be called "Green Lake," as is an awful-looking green and it must be turning over.
ROOSEVELT-LANE LAKES, CALIF: No report.
Note: These two lakes are about a three-mile hike from the Leavitt Meadows Campground.
RYE PATCH RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
SACRAMENTO RIVER: Kirk Portocarrero of Outdoor Adventures Sport Fishing, Redding, Calif. (800-670-4448): No report.
SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): No report.
SACRAMENTO RIVER, CALIF: Dave Jacobs (Professional Guide Service) (800-355-3113):
Rainbow Trout: Fishing for wild rainbow trout on the lower Sacramento or Sac River from Redding downstream below Anderson has slowed for the time being for trout guides both on conventional spin and fly gear. River releases from Keswick dam near Redding have dropped today 9,500 CFS. Guides are reporting fair fishing for wild rainbow trout 1-3 pounds with the occasional big trout of 4 plus pounds from Redding downstream near Red Bluff. Depending on which section of river you fish will determine which baits are best. Many trout have been over 16 inches with some in the twenty plus inch class. 15 to 20 plus rainbow trout hook-ups a day a real possibility this time of year. Boats cannot pass the Cypress bridge construction in Redding from 7,000 CFS and up. Side drifting small Glo Bugs in various egg color combos and/or live cricket or crawlers with a Quickie Puffball have worked well. Back trolling small Hot Shot 50's or small K-4/K-5 Kwikfish in various color combos can also be very effective.
Salmon Season Update:
All Central Valley rivers are now closed to salmon fishing to protect the Sacramento River Fall Chinook Salmon. The Salmon season will re-open on November 1st and remain open until December 31st, 2008. Angler's will be allowed one salmon per person and Salmon fishing will be allowed from the Red Bluff Diversion Dam downstream to Knight's Landing.
SILVER LAKE, CALIF: Mona at Kay's Silver Lake Resort (209-258-8598): No report.
- SHASTA LAKE, CALIF: Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association (530-365-7500): Fish deep for trout, Salmon feeding on Shad in the Thermocline. Trout are holding between 36 to 100 feet with the best bite continuing to be between 50 and 75 feet. The main body of the lake from Bridge Bay to up by the dam has been good areas to target. Dry Creek continues to be good for both Salmon and trout, while the west side of Toupee Island produced quality trout. Bass are suspended but targeting the deeper fish may net you a nice one. Try 50 feet down with a drop-shot rig, spooning them up, or shaking a jig or worm for the deeper fish.
SHASTA LAKE, CALIF: Kirk Portocarrero: No report.
SMITH AND CHETCO RIVERS: Kirk Portocarrero: No report.
SMITH RIVER, CALIF: Dave Jacobs of Professional Guide Services (800) 355-3113: No report.
SPOONER LAKE, NEV: No report.
SQUAW CREEK RESERVOIR, NEV: Andy at The Gilly Sporting Goods Store: No report.
STAMPEDE RESERVOIR, CALIF: Dick Murphy of "Fishing with Father Murphy" (775-674-2270) (775-240-9163): Best area: The boat ramp to the island and the dam area. Depth: 60-70 feet. Best lures: Murphy's Glow Baby, Lollipop Bugs and black/Chartreuse spinners.
SUMMIT LAKE, CALIF. (Above Indian Creek Reservoir): No report.
LAKE TAHOE - North Shore: Gene St. Denis of Blue Ribbon Charters at South Lake Tahoe, Calif. (530-544-6552): Fishing has picked up. We have been trolling 100-300 feet deep. We locate the fish on the fish finder and then troll Dodgers and a live minnow in a "Figure Eight" pattern, bouncing the bottom. I've been trolling at Dollar Point and Cal/Neva Point. We fish early and have caught several limits. The Macks are running 5-10 pounds.
LAKE TAHOE " South Shore: Gene St. Denis: No report.
LAKE TAHOE " East Shore: Gene St. Denis reported: Shore fishing is slow. The jiggers are jigging at depths of 150-250 feet with white Crippled Herring jigs.
- TOPAZ LAKE: Chuck and Linda Fields at the Topaz Lake Marina (775-266-3550): Lot of water skiers and jet skiers. Water is still slowly dropping. Our boat launch is closed for the season due to the low water. There are no fishermen and there is no catching.
TOPAZ LAKE: Diane McEwen at the Topaz Lake General Store (775-266-3337): No report.
TRUCKEE RIVERS, CALIF:
Little Truckee River: Closed.
Truckee River: Closed.
TRUCKEE RIVER, NEV: No report.
UPPER TWIN LAKE, CALIF: Annett's Mono Village (760-932-7071): Velveeta Cheese worked for Greg Holdridge for two rainbows, weighing at 3-pounds, 5-ounces and 3-pounds. Dana Judd from Carson City used a nightcrawler for his 3.75 pound rainbow caught in upper Robinson Creek. Salmon Peach Power bait worked for Jim Seales of Gardnerville for his 4.5 pound rainbow. Power Bait and nightcrawlers working best. Kokanee Salmon have begun their run.
- VIRGINIA LAKES, CALIF: Carolyn Webb of the Virginia Lakes Resort: The week ended with heavy winds and the promise of snow Sunday night at the higher elevations, which is yet to be seen. The week was very warm with temps hitting in the low to mid 80's at 9727 foot elevation and 85 to 88 at Conway summit.
Salmon Peach Power Bait is still holding the number one spot over nightcrawlers by 2 lengths, and lures on the far turn as a quick 3rd. Alpers put in his famous fish last week and only 2 have been caught as far as we know, so there's plenty to go round. I helped Tim with the load and got a good look at these fish and some were over 6 lbs from what I could see. DFG also stocked about one hour after Alpers and by evening when the lake was flat, fish were sipping and it looked as if it was raining from the ringing going on.
The biggies of the week were caught by Jon Oshiro of Tucson AZ (2 lbs 4 ozs) on a Panther Martin, and Zach Squires of Reno brought in a nice 3 lbs 10 ozs on a Rooster Tail, and Stan Tanaka of Ventura caught a 6 lbs 4 ozs on a Bird's Next.
VIRGINIA LAKES, CALIF: Jim Reid: No report.
WALKER RIVERS, CALIF: Jim Reid:
East Walker:
West Walker:
WALKER RIVERS, CALIF: Steve Osterman:
East Walker River (From Bridgeport Dam to the Nevada Stateline): No report.
WALKER RIVERS, CALIF:
East Walker River: Advised not to fish due to the low and warm water.
West Walker River: No report.
WASHOE LAKE, NEV: No report.
WEBER RESERVOIR, NEV: No report.
- WILDHORSE RESERVOIR, NEV: Dennis Dunn at the Wild Horse Resort (775) 758-6472: Fishing is good for both perch and trout. Remember to float your crawler at about 15 feet of water. Chartreuse Power Bait on the bottom hook to float the crawler.
WILSON COMMON POND IN WASHOE VALLEY: No report.
WINNEMUCCA LAKE, CALIF: No report.
WOODS LAKE, CALIF: No report.
YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK AREA, CALIF:
Lee Vining Creek: No report.
Saddlebag Lake: No report.
NOTE: DO NOT RELEASE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
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- Alpine County area: (Blue Lakes, Burnside Lake, Caples Lake, East Carson River, West Carson River, Indian Creek Reservoir, Kinney Reservoir, Markleeville Creek, Raymond Lake, Red Lake, Summit Lake):
Dave Kirby of the Woodfords Station
(530) 694-2930 (after 10 a.m.).
Todd Sodaro at the Carson River Resort at 877-694-2229 (Brad Davis is gone)
Bishop Creek area: (South Lake, North Lake, Intake No. 2 and Bishop Creek):
Sends a FAX:
Gary Olson
Bishop Creek Resorts (760) 873-4484
Bishop Creek area: (Sabrina Lake):
Patti Apted of the Lake Sabrina Boat Landing (760) 873-7425
Bridgeport area: (Bridgeport Reservoir, Kirman Lake, West Walker River, East Walker River):
Ken's Sporting Goods Store
(760) 932-7707 (Call after 9 a.m. on Monday or Tuesday)
Jim Reid (owner)
Rick Giser
Bridgeport Reservoir:
Jeffry Wenger (Randy and Vicki Picton)
Bridgeport Reservoir RV Park and Marina
(888-377-1677) or (760-932-7001)
Randy: Home: 882-4560 Shop: 883-1231 Cell: 721-9371
Caples Lake:
John Voss
Caples Lake Resort
(209) 258-8888
caples@volcano.net
Convict Lake and Convict Creek:
Convict Lake Resort
(800) 992-2260.
Launa Strickland at ext. 52
Press "0" for front desk
David and Adrienne DeSurra (retired!)
Davis Lake:
Grizzly Store and Resort
7552 Lake Davis Road
Portola, California 96122
Sara Bensinger or Joe
(530) 832-0270
Davis Lake:
Dollard's Sierra Market
P.O. Box 1928
Portola, California 96122
(530) 832-5251
dollardsmarket.com
Davis Lake:
Ed Dillard (Dillard Guided Fishing)
Home: (530) 832-6394
Cell: (530) 966-5500
www.dillardguidedfishing.com
Eagle Lake: (Saturday preceding Memorial Day to Dec. 31):
Dave Meserve
Eagle Lake Marina
(530) 825-3454
Frenchman Reservoir:
Wiggin's Trading Post
Sends a FAX:
Shirley and Richard Wiggin
P.O. Box 1
Chilcoot, California 96105
(530) 993-4683 or (530) 993-4721
Hinkson Slough - Ft. Churchill Cooling Ponds - North Pond: (on the Mason Valley Wildlife Management Area):
Elmer Bull:
Work: (775) 463-2741
Mason Valley Fish Hatchery:
Call at 10:00 a.m. on Monday or Tuesday
Kari Martin/Doug Anderson/Bob Nash/David Catalano
(775) 463-4488
Hoover Wilderness Area:
Leavitt Meadows Pack Station
Hoover Wilderness Area:
Virginia Lakes Pack Outfit:
(760) 937-0326 (summer)
Tom and Martha Roberts (now retired)
June Lakes Loop area: (Grant Lake, Gull Lake, June Lake, Silver Lake and Rush Creek):
John Logue of Ernie's Tackle Store at (760) 648-7756
June Lakes Loop area: (Grant Lake, Gull Lake, June Lake, Silver Lake and Rush Creek):
The Trout Fitter in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (760) 924-3676:
Lahontan Reservoir, Nev:
MIssy Swain of butrke's Market at Silver Springs (775-577-2750)
Lundy Lake, Leeving Creek and Yosemite National Park area:
Dan and Candy Bell of Bell's Sporting Goods Store in Leevining, California at (760) 647-6406.
Mammoth Lakes area: (George Lake, Mamie Lake, Mary Lake, Twin Lake and Mammoth Creek, plus Crowley Lake and Owens River):
Kittridge Sporting Goods Store in Mammoth at (760) 934-7566
Suzie Greilich at Outdoor Image at (760) 934-7488
Mammoth Lakes area: (George Lake, Mamie Lake, Mary Lake, Twin Lake and Mammoth Creek, plus Crowley Lake and Owens River):
Steven Osterman of Performance Guide Service
Joe Contaldi of Performance Angler and Fishing Tackle Store
Mammoth Lakes, Calif.
(760) 924-2181
www.performanceanglers.com
Mammoth Lakes area: (George Lake, Mamie Lake, Mary Lake, Twin Lake and Mammoth Creek, plus Crowley Lake and Owens River):
The Trout Fitter in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (760) 924-3676:
Northern Humboldt County, Nev: Tyler Turnipseed or Jim French of the NDOW Winnemucca office at (775) 623-6565
Pyramid Lake:
Valerie at Crosby's Lodge at (775) 476-0400
Pyramid Lake Fisheries Office (Beverly Harry or Brian Niewinski (1-775-476-0500) or Nancy Vucunich (1-775-476-0489).
Pyramid Lake Store (George or Carla Molino) at 1-775-476-0555
Andy at Gilly Sporting Goods Store in Sparks (Glen Allred or Lawrence Quadrio) at 358-6113 - Doug Ouellette (Tuesday morning)
Eric Ingraham (775) 476-0603 or crosbylodge.com
Chris and Jeri Grellman of Hog Charters (775) 358-5199. Chris: Cell: 813-4269
Jim Hartfiel of Just Rite Fishing at (775) 575-7850 main or (775) 813-3411 cell
Tim Wilson of the Pyramid Lake Marina and RV Park at (775) 476-1156.
Sacramento River, Feather River and Shasta Lake:
Outdoor Adventures Sport Fishing, Redding, Calif.
Kirk (Lisa) Portocarrero
(800) 670-4448
SILVER LAKE, CALIF:
Linda Thorbjornson at Kay's Silver Lake Resort (209) 258-8598
South Fork Reservoir, near Elko:
Gardner Davis
8655 Iroquois Trail,
Stagecoach, Nevada 89429
Office: (775) 674-2871
Cellular: (775) 843-7720
South Fork Reservoir, near Elko:
Bob Mergil, Nevada State Park Ranger (775-744-4346)
Shasta Cascade Wonderland Association:
(530) 365-7500
Stampede Reservoir and Boca Reservoir:
Sends a FAX:
Dick "Father" Murphy
1-888-852-2680 (in Vegas during winter).
Tahoe (North Shore):
Mickey Daniels of Mickey's Big Mack Charters
1-800-877-1462 (Home)
(530) 412-1800 (Cellular)
Tahoe (North Shore):
Gene St. Denis (Barbara)
Tahoe Trophy Trout
South Lake Tahoe, Calif.
(530) 544-6552 (Home) (Call this number)
(530) 318-1497 (Cellular)
Tahoe (South Shore):
Jack Martin
Rick Mueller
West Muller
(530) 542-3474 (Sportsmen's at South Lake Tahoe)
Tahoe (South Shore):
Mike Nielsen - Tahoe Topliners (Wife: Jennifer)
(530) 544-1526 (Home)
(530) 721-0593 (Cellular)
Tahoe (South Shore):
Gene St. Denis (Barbara)
Tahoe Trophy Trout
South Lake Tahoe, Calif.
(530) 544-6552 (Home) (Call this number)
(530) 318-1497 (Cellular)
Tahoe (East Shore):
Gene St. Denis Barbara)
Tahoe Trophy Trout
South Lake Tahoe, Calif.
(530) 544-6552 (Home)
(530) 318-1497 (Cellular)
Tahoe (East Shore):
Jack Martin
Rick Mueller
West Muller
(530) 542-3474 (Sportsmen's at South Lake Tahoe)
Tahoe (East Shore):
Mike Nielsen - Tahoe Topliners (Wife: Jennifer)
(530) 544-1526 (Home)
(530) 721-0593 (Cellular)
Tahoe (South Shore):
Joby Cefalu of Mile High Fishing Charters at Tahoe Keys Marina
(530) 541-5312 (Home) (Laura)
C-Phone: (530) 308-4458
Tahoe (East Shore):
Joby Cefalu of Mile High Fishing Charters at Tahoe Keys Marina
(530) 541-5312 (Home) (Laura)
C-Phone: (530) 308-4458
Topaz Lake and Topaz Canal:
Chuck or Linda Fields
Topaz Lake Marina
(775) 266-3550
Topaz Lodge:
(775) 266-3338
Rick Ross
Linda Fields: 775 266-3338 ext. 204
Topaz Lodge General Store (for tagged fish):
Diane the Manager (775) 266-3337 (after 9:30 a.m.)
Truckee River:
Andy of the Gillys Sporting Goods Store in Sparks 358-6113
Lower Twin Lake and Robinson Creek:
Sends an Email:
Steve Marti at the Twin Lake Resort at (760) 932-7751
Steve Marti in Gardnerville at 782-6946
Upper Twin Lake:
Sends a FAX:
Annett's Mono Village
(760) 932-7071 (Ask for boat house)
Jan Carlson at the boat house (don't use name)
Walker Lake, The Elbow of the East Walker River and Weber Reservoir:
Bob Tompkins of the Walker Lake Guide Service
P.O. Box 906
Hawthorne, Nevada 89415
Home: (775) 945-3301
Walker Lake:
George Pezzolo of Douglas County
267-5933
Walker Lake:
Ed Jones of Ed's Bait and Tackle Store
P.O. Box 1735
Hawthorne, Nevada 89415
Work: (775) 945-2525
Wildhorse Reservoir:
Dennis Dunn at the Wild Horse Resort (775) 758-6472
Dennis and Ann Dunn: Home: (775) 758-5534