Water flow below Sumner Lake is presently 82cfs.
Fishing is fair-to-good using salmon eggs, power bait, worms and corn for trout.
Anglers are reminded that there are tagged fish in this area and if caught
should be taken to the park office.
Water flow below Sumner Lake is presently 82cfs.
Fishing is fair-to-good using salmon eggs, power bait, worms and corn for trout.
Anglers are reminded that there are tagged fish in this area and if caught
should be taken to the park office.
More cold and snowy weather kept me off the river in the first half of February. On 2/17 I fished with Joe at the confluence and unbeknownst to us we were behind another angler. Water temp was 48-52* and we did see a few Caddis but no rising fish.. On 2/20, a warm and overcast day and water at 52* at 11am. I got a few nice fish but it was slow and there were few bugs..On 2/22 I fished with Rita and water temps were from 52-56* and a fair amount of bugs {Caddis-Mayflies}. Some of the Browns we got were very skinny…We didn’t see any spawners..On 2/25 I fished alone and water temps were 52-55*. Fishing was slow and fish seemed to be holding deeper and reluctant to elevate. Water level is also up a bit but clear..We have had some -0* nights and this may explain the skinny fish as they weren’t around the last time we had a winter like this. On 2/26 with water temps 50-55* we had a good day especially after the Mayflies came off at 1pm..The Mayfly emerger fished as a dropper worked well during the hatch and the Caddis larva later..On 2/29 Rita fished alone . She saw some nice fish but they weren’t interested…Slow day.