Bishop Creek Fish Report - Bishop, CA (Inyo County)

Fishing was slow on the South Fork of Bishop Creek but the smaller Brookies & Browns did come on

Bishop Creek - Bishop, CA (Inyo County)

by Parchers Resort Gang
7-15-2013
(760) 873-4177
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The week started out a bit slow but things really picked up following a DFW stocking on Wednesday. Fishing stayed steady throughout the weekend with baby nightcrawlers, salmon eggs, sierra slammer jigs, and panther martins working best. Best spots on the creek include any of the campgrounds and anywhere the creek crosses the road. Lots of little Brookies & Browns being reported on crawler pieces. Flows on the So. Fork are moderate and most areas are accessible and fishable. Top fish out of the creek was a solid 2.82lb Rainbow caught by John Fagan from Sun City, CA on a white Sierra Slammer jig.

Pictured Above: John Fagan of Sun City with a chunky 2.82 lb Brooder caught in the So. Fork Bishop Creek above Parchers using a white Sierra Slammer jig.

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