Arizona Fish Report
Markleeville Creek Fish Report for 10-19-2023
Markleeville Creek Fish Report for 10-19-2023
The river was running at 26 CFS last week
Markleeville Creek - Markleeville, CA (Alpine County)
by Doug Busey
10-19-2023
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The river was running at 26 CFS last week. A few spots to fish, but many areas you can almost walk across without getting your ankles wet..
Good luck on your next fishing adventure. If you have a question. a report in our local fishing area or have a photo of your catch, send it to nevada@fishreports.com. Hope to see you on the waters. Good fishin' and tight lines.
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Carson Now Reports
for Thursday, October 19th, 2023Silver Lake: The lake level was up and the boat ramp has plenty of water to launch
Caples Lake: Fall fishing is good for mackinaw and large brown trout
Woods Lake: The lake is scheduled to close on the 31st of October
Red Lake: The lake level is at 90 percent capacity
Blue Lake Lower: The road will remain open until the first snow flies in the area
Burnside Lake: The lake was planted recently by the CDFW with catchable trout
Indian Creek Reservoir: The lake is still at a caution level for Blue Green algae
Topaz Lake: The lake level has dropped a few feet over the last few weeks
West Carson River (CA): The river is running at 30 CFS
East Carson River (CA): The river is still running high for this time of year at 120 CFS
Carson Now Reports
for Thursday, September 28th, 2023Silver Lake: The lake level is at 67 percent and will continue to go down
Caples Lake: Capacity and is scheduled to remain high into the fall season
Kirkwood Lake: Kirkwood Lake Fishing Report
Woods Lake: The CDFW planted the lake last week with catchable rainbow trout
Red Lake: Red Lake Report
Blue Lake Lower: The road is open to lower and the upper lake
Highland Lakes: The lake has small brook trout
Burnside Lake: The CDFW planted the lake recently with catchable rainbow trout
East Carson River (CA): East Carson River Report
West Carson River (CA): West Carson River Report
Topaz Lake: Trollers have had best action with small flashers and a half of a nightcrawler
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