Fish & Trail Report 6-13-22 Busy Busy Busy... We're up to 4 pontoon boats and 6 motorboats now. The water is coming up so fast we're having to make dock adjustments daily, if not twice a day. Don't get us wrong, we're not complaining, we're happy to see that water continue to rise. Hoping to get more boats out as time allows. DFW...
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With the closing of the first part of our salmon season, offshore anglers now have their sights set on Pacific halibut. And since Monday, there’s been a slew of them coming over the rails for both the Eureka and Trinidad fleets. The Eureka boats have had a little tougher go on account of the abundance of black cod lurking on...
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Shammalammafishon fishin' with pals Mike & Deb Gregory!! Copper/red & copper/orange speedy shiners, copper/red Thomas Buoyant, got the most attention today 14-17 ft deep (3-4 colors leadcore). 2-2.8mph, 30-45ft of water after sunrise! 9 to the net, pick & choose & home for breakfast! Fishing has been outstanding!

There's some algae drifts on the west side today. We managed it fine with a few checks here and there. Most our fish were running 14-17/18ft deep after 7:30am. Leadcore users 3-4colors. Orange or something with a splash of orange is working well, smaller over larger on lures. We also had fish on small red-dot frog needlefish, copper & gold...
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Fish & Trail Report 6-5-22 And a Glorious First Week of June to Everyone!   If you've never been up to visit the Bishop Creek Canyon the first week AFTER Memorial Day....well, you aren't the only one!   It’s a notoriously quiet week on the mountain. After the hustle and bustle of the holiday weekend every year, as if someone waives a magic wand, our...
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Last Friday and Saturday produced some of the best ocean sport salmon fishing we’ve seen in years — or maybe ever. It was nearly impossible not to get limits if you were anywhere near the right spot. And then the winds blew in and the seas turned rough, keeping the fleet tied up Sunday and Monday. Ocean conditions were much...
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