Eastern Sierra Fish Report
Bridgeport Reservoir Fish Report for 9-3-2026


The reservoir is still fishing very well

Bridgeport Reservoir - Bridgeport, CA (Mono County)


by Doug Busey
9-3-2026
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Here is a report I received from Ken’s Sporting Goods this week. The reservoir is still fishing very well, as long as you are up in the inlet channels. Anglers have been reporting 15 to 40 fish to the boat using Mice Tails, PowerBait, inflated crawlers, and pinched crawlers. I haven’t heard anything about trolling. This probably won’t get better for another few weeks. As the weather cools, both trolling and shore fishing should improve.


Good luck on your next fishing adventure. If you have a question. a report in our local fishing area or have a photo of your catch, send it to nevada@fishreports.com. Hope to see you on the waters. Good fishin' and tight lines.


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