What time do fish wake up in the Sierras

[Ed Wahl]

Oh Geez, half a dozen wise-assed answers to that just popped into my head. But I'll pass on em. He's talking about a fly pattern, the Wooly Bugger. I'm going up to Cameron Park Lake this evening, swing on by and say hello. Ed

[Scott V]

Oh Geez, half a dozen wise-assed answers to that just popped into my head. But I'll pass on em. He's talking about a fly pattern, the Wooly Bugger. I'm going up to Cameron Park Lake this evening, swing on by and say hello. Ed

I'll be there, I will be on a orange pontoon

[dtp916]

Ants = Killer fly

Fish them dry.

Fish them like a nymph with some shot or dropper behind a bigger bug under an indicator. Ants only float for a while, super-low profiled, then tend to sink after they drown.

Catch fish and take pics, then PM me.

[Scott V]

Well I went up Sunday around 9 or so, drove down Silverfork Road for about 4 miles, and did some walking up stream. I had a great time but did not get a single bite. It is probably due to a lack of my experience with fishing in a river and for trout. But I still had a great time, and can not wait to get back soon.

[Mik]

There is usually some good fishing on the Silver Fork. I am surprised you didn't get any bumps. I always like to hit the Caples Creek Campground area, which is about 6-8 miles down Silver Fork Road. Don't give up on the spot quite yet.

[Scott V]

There is usually some good fishing on the Silver Fork. I am surprised you didn't get any bumps. I always like to hit the Caples Creek Campground area, which is about 6-8 miles down Silver Fork Road. Don't give up on the spot quite yet.

I'm going back this weekend, I refuse to give up, I will catch my a beauty out of there.