Texas Fish Report
East Walker release rates are very low so the fish are concentrated in only the deepest pools
by Tom Loe
12-21-2011
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The mild winter is keeping the trout far more active than in years past. Mornings are still very cold in Bridgeport but as the sun climbs air temps become very pleasant. Redundant drifts with midge and mayfly nymphs #16-20, properly weighted to keep your rig near or on the bottom will get you into fish consistently on the "Miracle Mile".
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Tom Loe Reports
for Wednesday, December 21st, 2011
Owens River: The Upper Owens is producing trophy sized rainbows, despite mild weather for mid December
Owens River: Flows on the Lower Owens continue to be ideal for waders and bank fisherman.
Hot Creek: Fish Are actively feeding on the surface at Hot Creek during the day
Tom Loe Reports
for Monday, December 5th, 2011
Owens River: Both the Upper Owens and the Lower Owens are at their "best" right now. Check out some of the fish
Pleasant Valley Reservoir: Big Browns and Rainbows are showing at Pleasant Valley Reservoir
Hot Creek: If you are Fly Fishing at hot Creek, go small....
Owens River: If you want to fish for wild Browns, fish the Owens River Gorge
East Walker River: Fish the Nevada section of the East Walker at this time of year
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