Silver Creek Fish Report - Ebbets Pass Highway 4, CA (Alpine County)

The river has settled down and was running about 300 cfm with clarity

Silver Creek - Ebbets Pass Highway 4, CA (Alpine County)

by Doug Busey
5-9-2024
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The river has settled down and was running about 300 cfm with clarity. I spoke to a couple anglers that fished with salmon eggs and caught a few nice trout in the 13 to 15 inch class.

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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Carson Now Reports

for Thursday, May 9th

: Trout Opener Report
Caples Lake: The lake is now showing some open waters along the edges
Woods Lake: Sill closed due to snow
Red Lake: The lake is thawing fast and has some thin areas around the edge
Burnside Lake: Road is closed due to snow
Blue Lake Lower: The road is still closed at the first gate
Indian Creek Reservoir: Indian Creek Reservoir Fishing Report
West Carson River (CA): The water was running at 300 cfm and the fishing was good too slow
East Carson River (CA): Fishing has been good along the river from Hangman's Bridge to the second bridge
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Carson Now Reports

for Thursday, April 18th

: Opening Day Report
Caples Lake: The lake still has 4 ft of ice and snow on it, but is melting fast
Woods Lake: The road is still closed as of this week
Red Lake: The lake is still covered in snow and ice and is thawing quickly
Blue Lake Lower: The road is open to the first gate
Burnside Lake: The road is still closed as of this week
Indian Creek Reservoir: The lake level is still high, but is starting to get a little weedy in spots
Topaz Lake: Trolling has been good to very good on the north
West Carson River (CA): The river has been flowing at 225 cfm
East Carson River (CA): The river has been flowing at 650 to 800 cfm
Markleeville Creek: The flows have been running good and the water clear
Silver Creek : The flows have been running clear but may muddy up a little with runoff
Bridgeport Reservoir: The lake level is up to the airport level, and the Bridgeport Marina is open for launching and mooring
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