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2008 Trout-Fishing Outlook
YREKA Trollers and float-tubers have a place at both reservoirs when dragging flashers and worms, Krocodiles and small FlatFish. Shore-anglers can work the inlets with worms, crickets and grasshoppers. Hit both reservoirs prior to summer and you'll dodge the summer crowds that swarm both waters. NORTHEAST CALIFORNIA "I think the fishery has been improving for the last several years, and a lot of it has to do with water quality and management," said Paul Chappell, a recently retired Fish and Game biologist who now operates Snowbear Guide Service exclusively on Eagle Lake. "We are having more fish carry over now. We are seeing bigger fish." Chappell attributes the increase to a cooperative effort from the California Inland Fisheries Foundation, Fish and Game Department and Project Eagle Lake Trout. Private organizations pay to rear fish longer at Fish and Game's Crystal Lake and Darrah Springs hatcheries. Each year, roughly 90,000 pounds of half-pound trout are stocked into Eagle Lake. The new agreement enables some of those fish to be grown to 1 to 2 pounds before they're stocked. Anglers are likely to see an increase in larger fish caught in 2008. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Find more about California fishing and hunting at CaliforniaGameandFish.com |
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