June Lake Ca (Page 2): Never heard of that. I would think that would be hard to do, fishing brings a lot of money to the East Side...

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Best fishing ever wrote:

This is sad. Sure would like to know what's really going on. Three years ago there was talk about closing all of the eastern Sierra for fishing. I don't know where that stands at this time.

Never heard of that. I would think that would be hard to do, fishing brings a lot of money to the East Side

Best fishing ever Loc: So California

ranger632 wrote:

Never heard of that. I would think that would be hard to do, fishing brings a lot of money to the East Side

It's going to be a fight. The environmentalists are trying to keep the area 100% natural. One claim was that they wanted to save kind of frog.
Pice by pice they have gained some ground.
I read this the D F and G website three years ago.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Best fishing ever wrote:

It's going to be a fight. The environmentalists are trying to keep the area 100% natural. One claim was that they wanted to save kind of frog.
Pice by pice they have gained some ground.
I read this the D F and G website three years ago.

Yes the environmentalists are going to save this planet to dead.

Best fishing ever Loc: So California

ranger632 wrote:

Yes the environmentalists are going to save this planet to dead.

You got it right Ranger. I could say much much more about that.

bschafer

I sugest you check with the trout fitter in Mammoth Lakes and find out which bodies of water are being planted. They have had several years in a row dealing with problems at fish hatcheries that plant in the eastern sierras.

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

bschafer wrote:

I sugest you check with the trout fitter in Mammoth Lakes and find out which bodies of water are being planted. They have had several years in a row dealing with problems at fish hatcheries that plant in the eastern sierras.

You are 100% right

Best fishing ever Loc: So California

bschafer wrote:

I sugest you check with the trout fitter in Mammoth Lakes and find out which bodies of water are being planted. They have had several years in a row dealing with problems at fish hatcheries that plant in the eastern sierras.

Good tip. Thanks

Stdavis1953 Loc: Kern county ca.

We've been coming to Bishop area for 17 years... the fishing has slowed down so much the last 5 years we are thinking of taking our "guys fishing trip" somewhere else. Really sad... it is a beautiful area.

Best fishing ever Loc: So California

I know what you mean. I also seen rules change, and a big decline in fish. It may never be the same