So Cal Fish Report
Bishop Creek Fish Report for 7-3-2011


The South Fork of Bishop Creek is fishing very well

Bishop Creek - Bishop, CA (Inyo County)


by Jared Smith
7-3-2011
(760) 873-4177
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All is well on the South Fork. The flows are ideal, both Alpers & DFG stocked this week so the action remained steady all week.

Bait dunkers have been doing best and, as usual, salmon eggs and nightcrawlers are the top baits. Spinners like the holographic Panther Martins or Roostertails along with dark colored mini-jigs are the best artificials for the spin fisherman.

There is a major carpenter ant hatch going on right now so big black ant patterns are a real good place to start for the fly fishers out there.



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Parchers Resort Reports
for Sunday, June 26th, 2011
Bishop Creek: South Fork of Bishop Creek flows are normal and trout limits are the norm
South Lake: South Lake is still about 2 weeks away because of the need for higher water levels
North Lake: North Lake is open and the fish are hungry
Bishop Creek - Intake II: Intake II has seen some very active fishing
Weir Lake: Weir Lake fishing has slowed slightly but some Anglers have reported landing 25 fish in one hour

Parchers Resort Reports
for Friday, June 17th, 2011
Bishop Creek: Reduced flows means excellent fishing on the South Fork of Bishop Creek
South Lake: The dam at South Lake is almost finished, fishing is slow but improving daily
North Lake: The road to Norfth Lake is finally open, but fish reports from North have been mixed
Bishop Creek: Reduced fows on the Middle Fork of Bishop Creek have improved the fishing conditions
Weir Lake: The bite is still very good at Weir Lake