Fishing Report

 

2008 License

Resident - $38.85

One-Day - $12.60

Two-Day - $19.45

 

 

 

Fishing Licenses may

be purchased year round

at the Pinecrest Sport Shop.

Cash or check only.  We do not

accept credit or debit cards for licenses.

 

 

Pinecrest lake.

 

Beardsley

 

Clarks Fork

 

Stanislaus South Fork

 

Stanislaus Middle Fork

                    

Herring Creek

 

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Pinecrest Lake

     You may fish year round at Pinecrest Lake.  Rainbow Trout are planted on a weekly basis from Memorial Weekend thru mid-October.  There are also Brown Trout, small Kokane and Catfish in Pinecrest Lake.

 

Last Plant:

June 19, 2008

3,600 planted

Water Temperature 62 degrees

Planted to date:

29,710

 

 

Excellent fishing at the inlet.  Use eggs, crawlers, Panther Martins or Rooster Tails.  The stream above the inlet has also been very good. 

Trolling has done well using blades with crawlers, Needlefish or Kastmasters.

Shore fishing has done good with power bait.

 

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Beardsley Reservoir

Bait fishing with power bait is ok.  Trolling has done much better using blades with crawlers.  Rapala’s are also doing really good.  Trolling up to the inlet has been the best bet.

 

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Clarks Fork

Fishing has been good.  Salmon eggs are doing well.  Lure of choice has been a Mepp’s.  Fly fisherman have done good using the Parachute Adam’s,  Pale Morning Dun & Mosquito’s.

 

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Fraiser Flat

 

Salmon eggs are a best bet.

 

Kennedy Meadow

 

Fly fishing is doing good.  Parachute Adams, Gnats, Mosquito’s all doing well.  Panther Martin & Rooster Tails have been good. 

 

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Stanislaus South/Middle Fork

 

Fishing has been good.  Salmon eggs, power eggs, mini-crawlers are all a good choice. 

 

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Updated 06/20/08