Nor Cal Fish Report
Lake Almanor Fish Report for 6-10-2015


Early action on Almanor

Lake Almanor - CA (Plumas County)


by Nor Cal Fish Reports
6-10-2015

Surface temps reach 66.5 degrees by mid-day. Visibility is 11 to 13 feet. Fishing pressure has been light. Aquatic insect hatches remain on the top of the fish food menu, but fish are still chasing lures. The bite has been early. There has been good action during early morning breezes. Once the wind dies down, so does the bite. If the wind picks up, so does the bite. Almanor West is pretty good right now. However, as the water continues to warm and insect hatches subside, fish will be moving into deeper water. Doug Neal: (530) 258-6732 http://www.almanorfishingadventures.com


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