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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report For September 8, 2008~By Bill Reynolds of Ebbetts Pass Sporting Goods |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 09/07/2008 08:46 PM
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Lake Alpine has been steady early in the morning and late in the evening when it has been cooler. Trollers should try Apex, Needlefish, and Rapala's behind a small dodger tipped with a nightcrawler or try a flasher/nightcrawler combo, you should be fishing at slow speed. Fly fishermen have had success using midge flies, woolly buggers, nymphs, and sparrow nymphs in the late evening. Bank fishermen should try inflated nightcrawlers, Gulp Power Eggs, Gulp Power Bait, Gulp Nightcrawlers, floating Power Eggs,and salmon eggs. Lure casters should try Kastmasters, Panther Martin spinners, and Rooster Tails....
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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report for September 1st, 2008~By Bill Reyolds of Ebbetts Pass Sporting Goods |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 09/01/2008 10:48 PM
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Labor Day weekend was a busy weekend along the Highway 4 corridor. Although it was packed in most places it did not discourage the fishermen. Lake Alpine has been pumping out bigger fish due to the recent trout plants and cooler nights. Christian Burns, a young customer, caught a huge 5lb. 1 oz. rainbow trout on Sunday August 31st. Great catch Christian.....
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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report for 8/26/08~By Bill Reynolds |
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Posted by: thepinetree on 08/26/2008 03:51 PM
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Labor Day weekend is this upcoming weekend. Make sure to reserve your favorite campground or cabin. Lake Alpine has been prducing some nicer fish due to the recent trout plants and cooler nights. Trollers should try Apex, Needlefish, and Rapala's behind a small dodger tipped with a nightcrawler or try a flasher/nightcrawler combo. Fly fishermen should try midge flies, woolly buggers, flying ants,nymphs, and sparrow nymphs. Bank fishermen should try nightcrawlers, Gulp Power Eggs, Gulp Power Bait, Gulp Nightcrawlers, floating Power Eggs,and salmon eggs. Lure casters should try Kastmasters, Panther Martin spinners, and Rooster Tails.....
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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report~By Bill Reynolds |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 08/23/2008 04:58 PM
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Lake Alpine has been better fishing due to the recent trout plants. Trollers should try Apex, Needlefish, and Rapala's behind a small dodger tipped with a nightcrawler or try a flasher/nightcrawler combo. Fly fishermen should try woolly buggers, flying ants,nymphs, and sparrow nymphs. Bank fishermen should try nightcrawlers, Gulp Power Eggs, Gulp Power Bait, Gulp Nightcrawlers, floating Power Eggs,and salmon eggs. Lure casters should try Kastmasters, Panther Martin spinners, and Rooster Tails.....
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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report for August 12th, 2008~By Bill Reynolds |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 08/12/2008 10:40 PM
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Lake Alpine has been better fishing due to the recent trout plants. Trollers should try Apex, Needlefish, and Rapala's behind a small dodger tipped with a nightcrawler or try a flasher/nightcrawler combo. Fly fishermen should try woolly buggers, flying ants,nymphs, and sparrow nymphs. Bank fishermen should try nightcrawlers, Gulp Power Eggs, Gulp Power Bait, Gulp Nightcrawlers, floating Power Eggs,and salmon eggs. Lure casters should try Kastmasters, Panther Martin spinners, and Rooster Tails.....
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Mother Lode Fishing Report~By Danny Layne at Fish'n Dan's Guide Service |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 08/11/2008 06:20 PM
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New Melones, this impoundment on the Stanislaus watershed continues to produce the finest Kokanee fishing here in Northern California. Kokes over two pounds are very common as witnessed by Ron Peterson of Sonora who took an easy limit on 8-08-08 off the spillway at 105'. Most of Ron's catch came on Uncle Larry's Spinners or Glitterbug Glow Hootchies scented with garlic Shoepeg corn trailed behind a Shasta Tackle U.V. Slingblade.....
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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report For Week of 8/4/08~By Bill Reynolds of Ebbetts Pass Sporting Goods |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 08/04/2008 09:12 PM
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Lake Alpine has been tough fishing due to the recent heat. The fish have moved to deeper water. Trollers should try Apex, Needlefish, and Rapala's behind a small dodger tipped with a nightcrawler or try a flasher/nightcrawler combo. Fly fishermen should try woolly buggers, flying ants,nymphs, and sparrow nymphs. Bank fishermen should try nightcrawlers, Gulp Power Eggs, Gulp Power Bait, Gulp Nightcrawlers, floating Power Eggs,and salmon eggs. Lure casters should try Kastmasters, Panther Martin spinners, and Rooster Tails....
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Central Sierra/Hwy 4 Fishing Report for July 28th, 2008~By Bill Reynolds |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 07/28/2008 09:16 PM
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Lake Alpine has been tough fishing due to the recent heat. The fish have moved to deeper water. Trollers should try Apex, Needlefish, and Rapala's behind a small dodger tipped with a nightcrawler or try a flasher/nightcrawler combo. Fly fishermen should try woolly buggers, flying ants,nymphs, and sparrow nymphs. Bank fishermen should try nightcrawlers, Gulp Power Eggs, Gulp Power Bait, Gulp Nightcrawlers, floating Power Eggs,and salmon eggs. Lure casters should try Kastmasters, Panther Martin spinners, and Rooster Tails.....
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New Melones Lake Fishing Report for Week of July 18th, 2008~By Glory Hole Sports |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 07/28/2008 02:08 PM
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New Melones, CA....Water Conditions: New Melones Lake is currently holding 1,213,243 acre-feet of water. The lake water level dropped three feet last week and is at 970 ft. above sea level and 118 ft. from full capacity. Water in the main lake is approximately 76-79 degrees. Water is gin clear in the main lake, with a strong mud line forming at shore. ....
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New Melones Lake Fishing Report for Week of July 22, 2008~By Glory Hole Sports |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 07/22/2008 06:26 AM
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Water Conditions: New Melones Lake is currently holding 1,231,738 acre-feet of water. The lake water level dropped two feet last week and is at 973 ft. above sea level and 115 ft. from full capacity. Water in the main lake is approximately 76-79 degrees. Water is gin clear in the main lake, with a strong mud line forming at shore.....
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