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Fishing Report

Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Jordan Romney Reports on 11/9/2017

We are running out time to get some fishing done on the Creek.  The voluntary redd closure starts December 1st.  We may even call it early this year if it seems the fish start spawning early.  

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So, how’s the fishing? Its great! One of the best fall seasons I can remember. Our numbers of fish per outing has been great. We’ve been getting a ton of good numbers of...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Richard Loft Reports on 8.4.2017

Hi everyone I just wanted to do a short report for this Friday morning. When I got on the water today I really took my time making sure to wade in quietly not bumping any rocks with my boots and just very quietly making a few short drifts with just a minimal amount of weight . I want to emphasize being quiet. Also I have begun to notice that my balance while wading...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Richard Loft Reports on 7.24.17

Hi Everyone Richard here– I’m just checking in to keep you informed on what happening and whats not. I stay on the water regardless of the flows mainly because I don’t have many other interests and at pays to fish a lot regardless of the flows. Case in point, I was fishing the Creek recently and hooked what was approximately a 18 to 20 in’ Bow on a flashback–she...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Jordan Romney Reports on 6.8.2017

Summer flows are here and they are here to stay. It may even get a little bit bigger. The good news is that the fish don’t leave the creek for the most part, the bad news is your ability to find them gets harder. There are several runs and areas that become unfishable or inaccessible at these flows. If you are willing to hike a bit through poison oak infested...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Jordan Romney reports on 5.11.17

Finally!  The flows are normal, well not normal for May but normal for fishing.  We just dropped under 300cfs which opens up a ton of access.  Normally the flows would be around 500cfs in May but this is not where close to a normal season or year.  Hopefully the flows stay low for a while.  It will make for some very good fishing over the next few weeks.

The farmers...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Richard Loft reports on 5.11.17

Hey Everyone- The flows at Putah Creek are currently 325cfs and water clarity is fair this week. This is super exciting because this is my first real “catching” report since the floodwaters hit Putah. Just when I was beginning to worry that there would be no good fishing this year, the rain stopped, the creek finally dropped to fishable levels, and is fishing well...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Richard Loft reports on 3.11.17

Hey everyone its really good to be back on the water again and now the flows are at a level I can wade at last! The flows were at about (751cfs) today so overall a great day to be on the water. I had 2 clients for almost 8 hours so I was excited to have these guys for a full day as that it gives me an opportunity to help them work on their casting accuracy and...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Jordan Romney reports on 3.30.17


Flows: 1100

Color: Green

At this point, I am not sure if the flows are ever going to play nice for us. The creek has been hovering around 900-1100 cfs. The glory hole is still spilling over, and has been for the past 35 days. There have been periods where the lake level looks like it will stop spilling but then a new weather pattern heads our way. These storms have...

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Putah Creek Fly Fishing Report

Jordan Romney reports on 3.16.17


Putah Creek Flows 1020

Every day the flows drop little by little. This has been like watching paint dry. We need it to get a little lower before we can get out and wade it. The good news is that the clarity looks good. Visibility is anywhere between 2 and 4 ft, which is plenty for fish to find food. There are some major changes out there that I have seen. Some beaver...

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