Indian Creek Reservoir Fish Report - Markleeville, CA (Alpine County)

Indian Creek Reservoir Report

Indian Creek Reservoir - Markleeville, CA (Alpine County)

by Doug Busey
9-30-2022
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In the report dated 8/29. The California Water Quality board stated. No new observations have been made of the blue green algae in over 30 days. I would recommend to still use cation and keep pets on a leash. Bring some fresh water to rinse your hands. And rinse you cleaned fish in fresh water before consuming or freezing.The campground is still closed for the season. For more information stop by the Creekside Inn

Good luck on your next fishing adventure. If you have a question. a report in our local fishing area or have a photo of your catch, send it to [email protected]. Hope to see you on the waters. Good fishin' and tight lines.

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