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![]() "Larry L" wrote in message ... "Calif Bill" wrote Trying to get in one last trip before winter. Except is supposed to be down to 33 at night and 71 during the day. Was 16 on Friday night in Burney according to Vaughn's Fly shop. I have jury duty this week but I may head over the hill through Yosemite to Hot Creek ( half as much driving as Hat, for me ) the week after. I've been there, and to the Hat area both, at the time of my birthday ( 22nd ) a few times and, yes, it's cold at nights, but you'll surviveG The fishing can be very good, the weather that wonderful crisp that makes you glad you spent the bucks on Capilene undies. It's a wonderful time of year. Was warm during the day, down to the lower 30's at night, but the electric fireplace in the camper kept us warm on the Rancheria RV park's electricity. $27 / night less 10% for good sam membership. Took the boat to Big Lake / alawaji springs state park. Interesting spring fed lake, with loads of alge in the water. Saw a couple of rises with no joy. Trolled a Wooley Bugger with no joy. Was supposed to be some springs coming out of the basalt rock with extremely clear water and wary large trout, that we could not find. As we were returning to the boat ramp asked another boat where the springs were. Said follow him. All the sudden the water is gin clear and 15' deep. Nice fellow. We parked the boat and took a walk on the trail and saw lots of small trout in the springs area. As we left as was getting sundown, and lots of biting bugs, wife saw a maybe 24" trout cruise by the boat on her side. Not enough time to fish and find the ramp in the dark. May return. Yesterday went to Mcarthur-Burney Park and Lake Britton. Fished Burney Creek. Large Stonefly's trying to fly, and one person got 1 fish, not I. Fishing good, catching poor. Took a tour of the lake and tried for some of the smallmouth bass, with no luck there either. But a beautiful trip and have not been up there for at least 33 years. Next time, will hit Hat Creek and the Pit river, maybe take the canoe or Kayak down Fall River. Left last night at about 6 and was home at 11:30. Figured I would only get part way, but made better time than expected. Had to be back today for a class at the local JC. |
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