Sierra Nevadas, CA

[C LeBo 0]

Hello,

Living here in Auberry, California, there are a LOT of baitcasters, and, not being bias, they often ruin your hope a noble, peaceful, catch and release fly fishing trip. So, I was wondering if anyone knew of some good fly-oriented waters in the Sierras, compared to the heavily pressured waters I usually fish. And I'm also willing for a good backpacking trip!

 

Thank You and Tight Lines,

Carson LeBoeuf

[imx 0]

http://www.flytyingforum.com/index.php?showtopic=67328

[planettrout 0]

The WHOLE ENCHILADA on Fly Fishing the Sierras...

 

http://stevenojai.tripod.com/

 

 

PT/TB

[C LeBo 0]

The WHOLE ENCHILADA on Fly Fishing the Sierras...

 

http://www.flytyingf...showtopic=67328

 

Thanks imx and PlanetTrout, but unfortunately with being 14 years old my fishing range is quite small, restricted to the west side of the Sierras. But nevertheless, I appreciate the information!

 

Thank You and Tight Lines,

Carson LeBoeuf

[planettrout 0]

C leBo,

 

Ck. out the ENTIRE site...Shaver Lake appears to be near Auberry. Steve's site lists hatches, fly patterns (and their recipes), camping spots and a whole lot of other useful information..wander around there for awhile...

 

http://stevenojai.tripod.com/westsierra.htm

 

PT/TB

[C LeBo 0]

Thanks for the info, cencalfly, I am very familiar with alot of the places you mentioned especially the San Joaqin, which I like up near Mona Hot Springs. But I'm lookin for the places without a big ol bulls eye on the map. I love fishin spring creeks and am not afraid of a good hike, so if you know abot any of those, PLEASE tell me!

[sherstone 0]

Hi,

 

Besides Steven Ojai's site, I also sometimes refer to the Eco Anglers site, My link. Search 'habitat': Habitat, for locations. Tho' I didn't search near your area, it's worth a try.

 

Good luck, Sherrill