Float n' Fly action is peaking right now

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Float n' Fly action is peaking right now. Best spots are where you see bait balls and definitely look for any rivulets of water entering the lake. Anglers fishing an I-Line with a black, grey, crystal or white Crystal Bugger will have a very good day. Fishing a shad Float 'n Fly under and indicator will likewise be very happy. Rainbows are also hammering the Crystal Buggers in Centimudi Cove. Come on up to witness the Nat Geo action first hand before it's all just a scaly slick.

Hot Flies: 

• Wooly Buggers
• Float-n-Flies
• Dead Drop Minnow
• Zack's Stillwater Balanced Leech

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for Tuesday, March 5th
Fall River: This spring is looking to be epic
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Sacramento River - Lower: With the releases from Keswick being throttled back the river is at a great level to fish
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Pit River: Right now the flows from Britton are relatively stable in the upper section of Pit 3
Trinity River: The big winter fish are still arriving
Baum Lake: Fishing reports have all remained solid
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The Fly Shop Reports
for Wednesday, February 28th
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