California Fishing (Page 18): If any ?? Have you fished up.on the Eastern Sierra before? Andy...

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Andy cacciatori wrote:

I like the June lake loop, or the lakes up in Bridgeport.
If don't want to go up that high you have Bishops
All the lakes there l also
Love all the lakes there
Good luck
Have a safe trip
Andy Bassman 🎣

If any ??
Have you fished up.on the Eastern Sierra before?
Andy

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Spiritof27 wrote:

Well have a great time fishing and boating with the family. I'll be in my backyard bbq'ing some brisket and ribs. Be safe.

You to and your family
Hope to meet you and take you fishing in my boat
Andy

Thays1 Loc: Penn Valley

Tocino wrote:

Ok, my turn. I’m a wanna be fisherman and live in ... (show quote)

Thays1 Loc: Penn Valley

Did you find people to help you out??

Gmcheetah Loc: Laguna Beach CA

shore Fished at Convict Lake, June Lake, and most lakes around there. Taking my Sea Eagle inflatable this time to fish in deeper waters. Any tips?

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

ranger632 wrote:

Spirit have you been going to McSwain and catching trout? I haven't been for a while been hitting the carp trail. Summer get there early (sunrise or before) and fish till about 11 not too bad if you are in the shade.

I've been driving down there, but I haven't caught a thing. Saw a lot of pictures of trout that came out of there. Pretty place.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

Gmcheetah wrote:

I’m heading up to Eastern Sierras next week, where is Collin Lake located? Which lake is your fav up there?

Collins Lake is a little north of Sacramento about 15 or so miles east of Marysville. Where are you at?
I see, Laguna Beach. Long drive for you. They have a lot of campsites and cabins for rent - boats for rent also. Fall, winter and spring it's got great fishing for bass, panfish, catfish and trout. I don't go anywhere near it in the summer - too close to civilization and it gets crowded, but probably a great place to take the family.

Hellrazor Loc: Bay Area Ca

Spiritof27 wrote:

Bass fishing is more of an active pastime than cat fishing, generally speaking. You hafta go looking for the bass, they're mostly ambush predators who sit and wait for their prey to come by. Catfish will do that too, but they also head out and hunt and they will come to you if they smell food in the water. Stinky baits work great for cats. Trout are a different sort of critter altogether. I can go on for days about trout.

Thx spirit for the info. I'll let you know what happens I won't be able to hunt around for the bass. but I'll try plugging the area around . Take care I'll talk to you later.bye.

Hellrazor Loc: Bay Area Ca

[quote=Spiritof27]Bass fishing is more of an active pastime than cat fishing, generally speaking. You hafta go looking for the bass, they're mostly ambush predators who sit and wait for their prey to come by. Catfish will do that too, but they also head out and hunt and they will come to you if they smell food in the water. Stinky baits work great for cats. Trout are a different sort of critter altogether. I can go on for days about trout.[/quote

Hellrazor Loc: Bay Area Ca

[quote=Hellrazor][quote=Spiritof27]Bass fishing is more of an active pastime than cat fishing, generally speaking. You hafta go looking for the bass, they're mostly ambush predators who sit and wait for their prey to come by. Catfish will do that too, but they also head out and hunt and they will come to you if they smell food in the water. Stinky baits work great for cats. Trout are a different sort of critter altogether. I can go on for days about trout.[/quote[/quote]

Ignore this one I'm a idiot lmao

Hellrazor Loc: Bay Area Ca

[quote=Hellrazor][quote=Spiritof27]Bass fishing is more of an active pastime than cat fishing, generally speaking. You hafta go looking for the bass, they're mostly ambush predators who sit and wait for their prey to come by. Catfish will do that too, but they also head out and hunt and they will come to you if they smell food in the water. Stinky baits work great for cats. Trout are a different sort of critter altogether. I can go on for days about trout.[/quote[/quote]

Ignore as well

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

Gmcheetah wrote:

shore Fished at Convict Lake, June Lake, and most lakes around there. Taking my Sea Eagle inflatable this time to fish in deeper waters. Any tips?

If you are taking your Eagle fish Gull lake , head towards the back of the lake their is a cabin there take two ankors for your eagle drop one anchor and set it then drop your 2nd anchor that way you won't drift around there are some big Trout in that little lake.
I like using a Thomas Beyoncé Spoon all 3 different patterns and colors.
GRANT LAKE is also one of my favorite lakes but once gets on it the fish stops. (Early morning or evening)
Silver lake use a bubble 1/2full with water 3ft. Leader 2lb. Test line and flies in the evening!!
Good luck have a safe trip
Andy
Bassman
And more ? Let me know.
Also a trick I like to use is tread a baby night crawler on your hook and a light split shot 18 to24inches up your line . Want it to look natural.
Andy

mikerudy1323 Loc: Los Angeles

So I went to lake Gregory in the San Bernardino mountains for the second time and it was very rough. I taught one of my friends a while back how to fish for trout and he was catching them right in front of me. I didn't get very technical I just threw out some power bait just like he did. I will load some pictures the biggest trout is from the first trip just under 6 lb I caught on a small jerkbait the rest are from the second trip.
Thanks for reading.

Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.

mikerudy1323 wrote:

So I went to lake Gregory in the San Bernardino mountains for the second time and it was very rough. I taught one of my friends a while back how to fish for trout and he was catching them right in front of me. I didn't get very technical I just threw out some power bait just like he did. I will load some pictures the biggest trout is from the first trip just under 6 lb I caught on a small jerkbait the rest are from the second trip.
Thanks for reading.

Those are some nice fish especially the 1st one nice fishing!

mikerudy1323 Loc: Los Angeles

Thank you