Hat Creek Fish Report for 1-25-2024
Moving around and keeping your eyes peeled for hatches is the best tactic this time of year on Hat
Hat Creek - CA (Shasta County)
by The Fly Shop
1-25-2024
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I don't know what you are looking to do this weekend, but I'll be heading up to fish a creek whose name begins with 'H' and ends with 'T'. You can expect a prolific Baetis/Blue Wing Olive hatch any winter day when there is plentiful sunshine, and with less than 5 mph winds forecast all weekend, and partly cloudy skies, this would be a good spot to go. Bring your Hackle Stackers, Griffith's Gnats, and a stealthy approach. Nymph-wise, the BP Weiss nymph, X-Mays in #18, or Sweet Peas are great to have along with some Peaches n' Green. Moving around and keeping your eyes peeled for hatches is the best tactic this time of year on Hat. And please remember to respect other anglers and spawning Rainbows.
Hot Flies:
• Lance's Jigged X-May
• Rubberlegs
• Sweet Pea Jigged Baetis
• Pheasant Tails
• Mercer's Missing Link
• S&M Nymph
• Walt's Worm
• Peaches n' Green
• BP Weiss Nymph
More Reports
The Fly Shop Reports
for Thursday, January 11thKlamath River - Lower: It will be a while before the Klamath will be clear enough to fish
Sacramento River - Lower: Flows the past few days from Keswick are pegged on 5,400 CFS
McCloud River: McClolud River Fishing Report
Trinity River: The flows this morning are on the drop and the river should be in good shape today above Douglas City
Sacramento River - Upper: The river is flowing a measured 850 CFS
Baum Lake: Baum can be cold, but it is fishing well
Shasta Lake: The lake continues to fish well and with some weather on the way, it should only get better
The Fly Shop Reports
for Wednesday, January 3rdSacramento River - Lower: Releases from Keswick remain around the 5,100 CFS mark
Trinity River: The river is in great shape above Junction City
Sacramento River - Upper: The river swelled up to 2,000 CFS with the last storm
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