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Chesterfield Reservoir
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15-Jun-24
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Conditions
: Chesterfield: Building damsel fly and speckled dun emergences are making for good fishing on such as Chesterfield, Daniels, and Hawkins Reservoirs during wind free periods early and late in the day. IDF&G released inefficient spawning rainbow trout into Mackay and Springfield Reservoirs late last year. Those that have held over through the winter have acquired enough vigor to be as active as wild trout. Thus in both reservoirs they can provide some exciting fishing. Reported by: Jimmy's All Seasons Angler |
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Chesterfield Reservoir, is a popular spot for weekend camping and fishing trips. It has long
been a great place to catch sizable hatchery-bred rainbow trout. Fish exhibit
good growth rates at Chesterfield and anglers in boats on this 1600 acre (when
full) reservoir usually have little trouble catching rainbows. Bank fishing is
often good, but not as consistent as boat fishing. Special regulations and a two
trout limit apply to Chesterfield and there are no boat restrictions. Parking
and a boat ramp are available. Location: 14 miles N of Bancroft.
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- Black Crappie
- Chinook Salmon
- Cutthroat Trout
- Largemouth Bass
- Northern Pike
- Smallmouth Bass
- Sockeye Salmon
- Yellow Perch
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