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Indian Creek Reservoir Fish Report for 9-8-2023



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No fishing is advised right now

Indian Creek Reservoir - Markleeville, CA (Alpine County)


by Doug Busey
9-8-2023
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I recommend  staying away from the shore line area due to Blue Green Algae. Sorry to say, no fishing is advised right now. No swimming and do not allow pets to drink or swim in the lake.

Good luck on your next fishing adventure. If you have a question. a report in our local fishing area or have a photo of your catch, send it to [email protected]. Hope to see you on the waters. Good fishin' and tight lines.


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Carson Now Reports
for Friday, September 8th, 2023
: Doug Busey Eastern Sierra Fishing Report
Silver Lake: The lake level has dropped a little
Caples Lake: The EID day use and boat launch will remain open as long as weather permit
Blue Lake Lower: The fishing has been fair to good for catchable rainbows
West Carson River (CA): The river is a low spot now, as of this week it was running at 70 CFS
East Carson River (CA): The river was running at 270 CFS this week

Carson Now Reports
for Friday, August 25th, 2023
: Eastern Sierra Fishing Report
Caples Lake: The lake level is still high and the fishing has picked
Silver Lake: The lake is dropping and the inflow has stopped
Red Lake: The lake level is still up and the fishing has been slow
Woods Lake: The campground is now open
Blue Lake Lower: The road is open to the lower and upper lake
Indian Creek Reservoir: The lake is at caution stage for blue green algae
Highland Lakes: The road is open in about 1.5 miles to Bloomfield campground
Topaz Lake: The fishing has been good for trollers on the west side in 20 to 40 ft of water
West Carson River (CA): The flows are running low at 75 CFS
East Carson River (CA): Flows dropped to 335 CFS as of this week and is clearing up nicely
Carson River: The flows on the river have come down after the rains and were at 353 CFS this week
Bridgeport Reservoir: The Reservoir is still the hotspot lately


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