Flying Eagle Guide Service and Taxidermy
Eagle Lake Fishing Trips
Licensed, Bonded, Insured
Eagle Lake Fishing Trips - Licensed, Bonded, Insured
July 19, 2010,
Well, the hot weather is now here. The water temperature was 72 degrees at 5 am this morning in the south basin. We're now finding fish on a point just north of Eagles nest residential home area anchored in 50 feet of water with the fish down 25 to 30 feet. Threaded nightcrawlers with fish attractant on them seem to be working really well.
As you can see by the Catch of the Day photos, limits are being caught, and as of today , we're done by 6 am. We should be in the deep water for the next month and a half at least. Come on up and join us!!
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June 8, 2010
Opening weekend was a blast here at Eagle Lake. Although the water was a bit low, launching at the Spalding Ramp went very well, and there were no accidents on the lake from low water. Everyone caught fish and the average was 2 and one half pounds.
Since the opener, the size of the fish has come up , with some 3 lb and up being caught. The Eagle Lake RV Park weighed in a 5.5 lb fish caught by a young boy, and a few 4 lb fish.
The lake is beginning to turn over now, and the weather is expected to be warm and sunny next week. Looking forward to a great summer!!"
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April 10, 2010
Welcome back Fishermen ! We're looking forward to a great 2010 fishing season. Pine Creek has been running since March 19th and the lake has come up 11 to 12 inches so far. The creek is really rolling and we're hoping for another foot before the Season begins.
November of last year, Spalding completed dredging their boat launch ramp, with the help of funds from California Boats and Waterways....a big thank you to all. This will keep our launching and facilities open for the summer.
The fish trap at Pine Creek has been sorting and spawning fish for the past 2 to 3 weeks, and the hatcheries are hoping for 6 million eggs this year. Volunteer Karen Martin has been working her heart out and showing many visitors the trap and it's workings.