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We are going to add a new category"Local Ponds" to our fish reports area.
Cameron Park Pond
Mather Pond
Rancho Seco Pond
Arden Pond
We will put info on how to get there and a map of the lake and as much information as possible to help people find a place to catch a few fish.
What other ponds do you think we should included near Sacramento?
I know there are hundreds though.
Besides Cameron Park, Rancho Seco, Mather Pond and Arden Pond can you think a few more that are not a hugh secret?
How about Lake Natomas or D'Agostini Pond??????? I know a lot of people ignore Natomas one but it does have some good cold/warm water fishing at times..... 8) 8) 8)
Thanks Darian
Because it has some good regulations about speed it makes a great fly fishing lake.
It has a very large variety of fish too.
We will ad it to the Reports page soon.
We can have some evening Hexagenia fish-outs there too in mid-summer.
We have some of it up already........
http://www.kiene.com/reports/index.htm
The Local Ponds are at the bottom of the list.
Bannister Ponds
I have never fished it but, it is a option. There are four ponds the furthest near the river with the island is the most productive from what I have read.
Directions From 50 take sunrise exit go left- just after the bridge about 2 lights take a left on Fair Oaks. You'll go about a mile or so then take a L on Bannister
I have a pleasant memory of fishing Bannister ponds, located right along the American river(below the Sunrise area, above San Juan Rapids.) I have had some fun time fishing those ponds with and without my float tube. The walk is a little long while carrying a tube but I enjoyed the tube fishing.
Good suggestion for Bannister Ponds!