June Lake Loop Fish Report - June Lake, CA (Mono County)

June Lake Loop Report

June Lake Loop - June Lake, CA (Mono County)

by Doug Busey
5-9-2024
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Having fished here just once on Opener we don’t have a track record to gauge how it’ll fish in the coming days and weeks. So, for what it’s worth.We got 12 that day including a couple Cutthroats with one at 18” while using a variety of floating baits and some lure tossing. Those baits include (as they do throughout the season) Salmon Peach and Garlic (that’s the light green that’s simply named Garlic) Powerbait, Mice Tails, Garlic Pinched Crawlers, and a nightcrawler under a bobber. After trying them all early the Garlic Powerbait turned out to work the best. That’s what you want to do. Try several types and usually one becomes the go to which can change from day to day.

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
Markleeville Creek: The river was running high on the opener but has calmed down a little
Silver Creek : The river has settled down and was running about 300 cfm with clarity
Topaz Lake: The lake level has started to come down a few feet over the last week or two
Bridgeport Reservoir: The lake level is up and the fishing has been good for shore and boat anglers

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
Taylor Creek: Not open to fishing until the Saturday before Memorial weekend