Hat Creek
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25-Jun-09
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: HAT CREEK: Wild Trout Section: The riffle is best fished with pt's, birdsnest, or hare's ear. Look for PMD's, caddis, and callibaetis with the warmer temperatures. Upper Hat Creek: Fish and Game is back on a twice a week plant schedule so there should be lots of fish to go around. This past week was an excellent catch week for the Hat with lots of limits and nearly everyone catching fish. Fishing should get better as the summer wears on. Worms and eggs continue to work the best but Panther Martins were receiving a good workout as well. A lot of holdover fish remain, including some large brooder brookies. A few brooders were taken but these huge brookies are pretty cagey and tough to catch. Fly-fishing on the upper creek was good and a few nice fish are being caught on crystal buggers and nymphs. Reported by: Northern California TTIN |
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The most famous spring creek on the west coast, Hat Creek is California's
version of the chalk streams of southern England where fly fishing was born. In
1968, it became the west's first fishery to be managed exclusively for wild
trout. Clear and weedy, Hat's rich waters support a diverse insect population
and thousands of trout per mile in the three miles of Trophy Water. There are 16
fishable hatches. The fishing is tough on the flats, with large fussy trout,
small flies, and 7X tippets. There is also over a mile of productive riffles and
runs for nymphing. The evening caddis hatches often bring the fish to the
surface in a feeding frenzy.
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