Pit River
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25-Jun-09
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: Pit River: PG&E is planning work on the dam on Lake Britton this summer, which will close the dam to traffic. Pit River access with only be through the upper Clark Creek Road access. There will be short closures on the road between Pit 3 and the dam; however, no long closures are planned. Signs will be posted on the lower Clark Creek Road access and at the Pit 3 road. Fishing remained good with nymph fishermen doing best, rubber-leg princes were a good bet. Also some golden stone dries starting to show. Reported by: The Fly Shop |
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Described by fisheries biologists as the finest
naturally occurring wild trout
fishery in California, the Pit River offers over 30 miles of beautiful, remote
canyon water. Below Lake Britton, the river is divided into three reaches by
dams and powerhouses. Wading can be challenging, but the beauty of the canyon,
the miles of productive pocket water and pools plus the high catch rate of
bright wild rainbows make it perfect for the angler seeking solitude and
adventure.
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