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

Fishing has been fair to good

Indian Creek Reservoir - Markleeville, CA (Alpine County)

by Doug Busey
6-29-2023
Website

The campground is closed for the season due to the Tamarack Fire and extensive damage to the area. Fishing has been fair to good. Layla and Caylyn Walker with their uncle Stan, caught some nice rainbows on a recent trip.The lake has been planted by Alpine County and the CDFW over the last month. Green and salmon peach Powerbait has been most productive. The weeds have returned for the season and the blue green algae is a caution stage. Do not allow pets to drink from or swim in the lake. Rinse your hands after contact with the lake. If you catch a lucky angler to catch some trout, rinse them off at home with clean fresh water. For more information stop by the Creekside Lodge.

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.

< Previous Report Next Report >

More Reports

Carson Now Reports

for Thursday, June 29th, 2023

: 4th of July Weekend Eastern Sierra Fishing Report
Silver Lake: The lake level is up and the boat ramp is open
Caples Lake: The lake level is at full capacity and the fishing has been very good
Red Lake: The lake level is up and the fishing has been fair
Woods Lake: Closed due to snow
Burnside Lake: Closed at the first gate due to snow and muddy roads
Blue Lake Lower: The road is open to the 4th gate, approximately 7 miles in

Carson Now Reports

for Thursday, June 8th, 2023

: Summer officially starts on June 21st
Silver Lake: The lake is currently 67 percent full, and about 80 percent of the ice has melted
Caples Lake: The lake is currently 75 percent full, with about 90 percent of it still covered in ice
Red Lake: Approximately 80 percent of Red Lake is still covered in ice
Blue Lake Lower: The road is open to the second gate
West Carson River (CA): The water is running high in the Woodfords Canyon area
East Carson River (CA): The river is still flowing strongly and is not suitable for fishing at the moment
Indian Creek Reservoir: The lake level has risen, and weeds are starting to appear
Topaz Lake: The lake level has increased by about a foot
Bridgeport Reservoir: The lake level on Bridgeport has risen significantly but is still very low
Twin Lakes (Bridgeport): The fishing action at the Twins is still very good
June Lake: June Lake Fishing Report
Gull Lake: Gull Lake Fishing Report
Rush Creek: The creek is currently flowing very high and fast
Grant Lake: Grant Lake Fishing Report