Arizona Fish Report
June Lake Fish Report for 7-27-2013


Fishing is a great right now on June Lake

June Lake - June Lake, CA (Mono County)


by The Trout Fitter Staff
7-27-2013
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Fishing Conditions: Fishing at June Lake is a great place to be right now.

Recommended Lures: Rapalas, thomas bouyants, needlefish, kastmasters, sierra slammers. Frog pattern thomas bouyants and neeedlefish.

Recommended Bait: Nightcrawlers, salmon eggs, salmon peach powerbait, powerworms, powereggs

Guides Hint: 5 pound plus fish being caught on a regular basis. This is your lake if you want to get after some big ones. Boating will be your best bet for the big guys.




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The Trout Fitter Reports
for Saturday, July 27th, 2013
Crowley Lake: The Stillwater Classic at Lake Crowley will be held August 3rd
Twin Lakes (Mammoth Basin): The fishing at Twin Lakes in the Mammoth Basin has been good
Lake Mary: More & more big fish are being caught from the shoreline at Lake Mary, the fishing is excellent
Lake Mamie: The fishing is great at Lake Mamie right now
Lake George: Lure fishing is the ticket for Lake George Brookies
Mammoth Creek: Fishing at Mammoth Creek requires a good casting technique
Convict Lake: Convict Lake fishing is red hot right now

The Trout Fitter Reports
for Thursday, July 18th, 2013
Owens River: Fishing on the Upper Owens can be great one day & off the next
Owens River: Fishing has been good at the Owens River Gorge
Pleasant Valley Reservoir: The lake water level is high & the fish have moved to the stream section at Pleasant Valley
Rock Creek - Section 1: If you are fishing on Rock Creek, dry flies are the way to go
Rush Creek: Rush Creek will be better during the cooler parts of the day
Owens River: Fish is very good on the Lower Owens right now
Bridgeport Reservoir: The water level at Bridgeport Reservoir is lower than usual
East Walker River (CA): Fishing is slow on the East Walkerbecause of low flows & high water temps
East Walker River (CA): The flows on the East Walker are low & the water is warmer than usual