California Fishing (Page 27): It’s about an hour from Redding… Relatively short stream…most of it runs along the highway but there are some good spots to fish… At one point the stream...

taglovesOldStation

Spiritof27 wrote:

Never been up there, but it's on the list. Had to google it, I had no idea where it's at. I saw pictures of lava tubes. Ever go in one of those? Spelunking is not for me. Bury me at sea please. So where are your favorite trout fishing spots on earth? You can share, we won't tell anyone. And how about some photos?

It’s about an hour from Redding…
Relatively short stream…most of it runs along the highway but there are some good spots to fish…
At one point the stream leaves the road and runs about 3 miles before coming back…
If you don’t mind a little hike there are some outstanding spots…
There is also a wild trout (catch and release) stretch closer to burney…
Nearby is good fishing in burney creek and Fall River…

NoCal Steve Loc: Dunnigan, CA

taglovesOldStation wrote:

It’s about an hour from Redding…
Relatively short stream…most of it runs along the highway but there are some good spots to fish…
At one point the stream leaves the road and runs about 3 miles before coming back…
If you don’t mind a little hike there are some outstanding spots…
There is also a wild trout (catch and release) stretch closer to burney…
Nearby is good fishing in burney creek and Fall River…

Love going there and sitting on the Bluff. You can see it all. The fisherman, his fly and the trout staring that fly down. It's so cool when he goes for it and sucks that fly down. Some nice sized trout in Hat Creek for sure. I believe it was 1973 the first time I went. A huge restoration project was completed the previous year or so.

taglovesOldStation

NoCal Steve wrote:

Love going there and sitting on the Bluff. You can see it all. The fisherman, his fly and the trout staring that fly down. It's so cool when he goes for it and sucks that fly down. Some nice sized trout in Hat Creek for sure. I believe it was 1973 the first time I went. A huge restoration project was completed the previous year or so.

Blend of planted and native rainbow as well as native browns…
Definitely some big fish, too…
I’ve caught and released some as large as 4 and 5 pounds…

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

Sounds wonderful, but I'm afraid my stream fishing days are behind me unless things improve. Not that steady on my feet any more. There are a couple I know of with relatively easy access, but not many.

taglovesOldStation

Spiritof27 wrote:

Sounds wonderful, but I'm afraid my stream fishing days are behind me unless things improve. Not that steady on my feet any more. There are a couple I know of with relatively easy access, but not many.

There some accessible small lakes, such as Baum lake at the crystal springs hatchery and a few others…
Good luck…

Onafishnmission Loc: So cal

Fishing for bass,crappie and bluegill in the Los Angeles area. Any info on the lakes in this area is appreciated. Thanks for your response.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

there are folks down in your direction much more familiar with the lakes in your area than I am. If no one shows up on here to help, try doing a separate post. Welcome to the stage mission and let us know how you do. Photos please!

mrfisherman1 Loc: Bakersfield ca

What fish in topaz

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Onafishnmission wrote:

Fishing for bass,crappie and bluegill in the Los Angeles area. Any info on the lakes in this area is appreciated. Thanks for your response.

Their is Puddingstone off the 57 fly , Perris lake , Irvine lake the and the lakes in the Santa Barbara County Castaic lake and Cachuma lake. And their is Legg lake but I heard the have been alot of gangs that have taken over that park. Also Prado Reg. Park off the 71 Hwy.
Hope this helps you out
Andy
Bassman

Onafishnmission Loc: So cal

Thanks to everyone for all the support. Glad I signed on to this app. Gonna put this areas fresh water fishing on map. Many pics to come. Stay tuned!

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

mrfisherman1 wrote:

What fish in topaz

There are trout Smallmouth Bass.
Their are some very nice size trout that live that lake and Small Mouth bass.
Good luck
We use Thomas Boyaunce Spoons .They work great.
Andy
Bassman

garywebb Loc: Sacramento,CA

Do you do croppie fishing at Berryessa?

garywebb Loc: Sacramento,CA

Do you do croppie fishing?

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

garywebb wrote:

Do you do croppie fishing at Berryessa?

No I not but I heard there is good crappie fishing there and Bass fishing.

garywebb Loc: Sacramento,CA

Just quit sending water to LA and there would be plenty of water for the fish and the farmers.