Montana Fish Report

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Lake Almanor: Slow trolling on Almanor
Lake Amador: Quiet at Amador
Anderson Reservoir: Shore tactics work at Anderson
Bucks Lake: Best to troll at Bucks
Bullards Bar Reservoir: Small bass biting at Bullards Bar
Butte Lake: Wait for the wind at Butt Lake
Calero Lake: Flipping gets action at Calero
Lake Camanche: Camanche coves hold cats
Lake Chabot: Chabot in doldrums
Clear Lake: Clear Lake bass liking jigs
Collins Lake: Cats biting at Collins Lake
Convict Lake: Convict trout bite picks up
Coyote Lake: Slow bite at Coyote
Crowley Lake: Fly guys get Crowley trout
Lake Davis: Poor prospects at Davis
Del Valle Lake: Stripers thrashing shad at Del Valle
Eagle Lake: Eagle Lake a challenge
June Lake Loop: Gull the star of June Loop
Lafayette Reservoir: Warm water, slow bite at Lafayette
Lexington Reservoir: Some shore action at Lexington
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston trout bite steady
Lopez Lake : Slow at Lopez
Los Vaqueros Reservoir: Larger stripers showing at LV
Mammoth Lakes Basin: Lake George tops Mammoth Basin
Lake Mendocino: Bass biting at Mendo
Lake Oroville: Dink bass swarming at Oroville
Quarry Lakes: Little positive at Quarry Lakes
San Luis Reservoir: Bait the ticket at San Luis
San Pablo Reservoir: Warm, slow at San Pablo
Santa Margarita Lake: Crappie biting at Santa Margarita
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir: Shadow Cliffs cats biting
Shasta Lake: Dog days at Shasta
Shaver Lake: Hot trout, smallie bite at Shaver
Lake Sonoma: Small bass at Sonoma
Lake Tahoe: Macks biting at Tahoe
Uvas Reservoir: Cats biting at night at Uvas
Carson River: East Carson stuffed with trout
Klamath River - Upper - CA: Lots of pressure on Lower Klamath
Napa River: Napa striper bite getting better
Sacramento River: Slow go in Colusa
Sacramento River: Cooler temps give hope in Butte Co.
Trinity River: Salmon yet to surge on Trinity
Sacramento Delta: Antioch stripers keep biting
• Benicia stripers a go, salmon slow

8-29-2015
Water Conditions: Poor Flows are at 20cfs as of 8/27 Haven't had any reports. Last we heard most of the fish moved...... Read More