Today's Fishing Report
Generated this morning from live readings: gauge, weather model, sun and moon. A fresh report is published here every morning.
Feather River is in transition: bait on the move and predators following. Today brings clear skies, wind WSW around 1 mph, falling pressure near 1019 hPa and a high of 74. Water sits around 55 F for the season (estimated). With the waxing gibbous, the solunar majors run 9:46 AM-11:46 AM and 10:14 PM-12:14 AM: the windows to build the day around.
The plan, species by species
SteelheadExcellentMain tributary season: fish seams, pool heads and tails and structure with drifted eggs, beads, nymphs or streamers, and plan trips around rising or falling water.
Smallmouth bassExcellentSpring pre-spawn and fall: Iowa DNR notes the larger bass come up to shallow structure, where a shallow-running minnow bait or a spinnerbait just under the surface works.
Brown troutExcellentClose to Vermont's 53-66Β°F optimum, browns feed more freely; in fall, pre-spawn fish move toward tributaries and gravel, so fish streamers and keep off the redds.
