Arizona Fish Report
Crowley Lake Fish Report for 6-30-2013
Crowley Lake Fish Report for 6-30-2013
Anglers are averaging 2 to 3 fish in the 18" range
Crowley Lake - Mammoth Lakes, CA (Mono County)
by The Trout Fitter Staff
6-30-2013
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Water Conditions: The water temp has soared to about 64??F on the bottom across the lake.
Algae has run its course and it is back to pretty much clear water everywhere with some surface crud moving around daily here and there.
Daphnia reported a few places - look for suspended fish.
WARNING
The lake is much lower than previous years. Watch out for Pelican Point which sticks out way into the lake.
Look for white buoys and pass to the east.
Fishing Conditions and Hatches:
Excellent the fish have migrated to the cooler areas - inlets and near springs. Big fish spread out across McGee Bay and Big Hilton, also off the point at Little Hilton. Still holding in 13-17 ft of water.
2-3 fish 18+ daily plus a mix of all three species has been the norm for most anglers last few days.
North end has fish at Six Bays real deep and some right out in the middle in 13-14 ft. Not consistant - but can be good any day then off the next.
Watch out for daphnia and move if you see all the fish up in the water column. Fish eating midges are near the bottom.
Recommended Flies:
Kent's: #16-18 Olive, Black or Gray/Black Bead Head Optimidge with Green Flashback after the sun gets high. Red/Black if you are staring early. Mickey's: Albino Baron early, Shaft Emerger midday.
Algae has run its course and it is back to pretty much clear water everywhere with some surface crud moving around daily here and there.
Daphnia reported a few places - look for suspended fish.
WARNING
The lake is much lower than previous years. Watch out for Pelican Point which sticks out way into the lake.
Look for white buoys and pass to the east.
Fishing Conditions and Hatches:
Excellent the fish have migrated to the cooler areas - inlets and near springs. Big fish spread out across McGee Bay and Big Hilton, also off the point at Little Hilton. Still holding in 13-17 ft of water.
2-3 fish 18+ daily plus a mix of all three species has been the norm for most anglers last few days.
North end has fish at Six Bays real deep and some right out in the middle in 13-14 ft. Not consistant - but can be good any day then off the next.
Watch out for daphnia and move if you see all the fish up in the water column. Fish eating midges are near the bottom.
Recommended Flies:
Kent's: #16-18 Olive, Black or Gray/Black Bead Head Optimidge with Green Flashback after the sun gets high. Red/Black if you are staring early. Mickey's: Albino Baron early, Shaft Emerger midday.
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The Trout Fitter Reports
for Sunday, June 30th, 2013Mammoth Lakes Basin: Fishing on Mammoth Lakes will vary from Good to Great depending on the weather
Hot Creek: It is time to throw some Hoppers at Hot Creek
San Joaquin River: Dry Fly fishing is "off the hook" on the San Joaquin River
The Trout Fitter Reports
for Friday, June 21st, 2013Mammoth Lakes Basin: Awesome fishng at Mammoth Basin Lakes
Hot Creek: Good fishing at Hot Creek, the winds will affect the fishing however
San Joaquin River: Depending on the time of day, dry fly fishing at San Joaquin can be "off the hook"
Crowley Lake: Fishing at Crowley can be mixed
Owens River: You want to fish the Upper Owens either in the AM or the early evening hours
Owens River: The dry fly fishing has been good at the Owens River Gorge
Pleasant Valley Reservoir: Because Pleasant Valley Reservoir is high the fish have moved to the stream
Rock Creek - Section 1: The fishing is very good at Rock Creek & in little lakes valley
Rush Creek: The best fishiong at Rush Creek is the wild trout section near the highway
Owens River: The Lower Owens fishing has been both good and slow at times
Bridgeport Reservoir: Bridgeport Reservoir is very low right now
East Walker River (CA): Finally the water level is up on the East Owens
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