Yep, when I checked out Rancho Seco last month or so, I noticed underwater weed beds everywhere -- looked like it would be a GREAT warmwater fishery come spring, early summer.
Yep, when I checked out Rancho Seco last month or so, I noticed underwater weed beds everywhere -- looked like it would be a GREAT warmwater fishery come spring, early summer.
-- Mike
Chuck Norris has already been to Mars; that's why there are no signs of life.
Heystacker or Hairstacker ,..... Hey Mike,..... Rancho Seco is an interesting place until the windsurfing crowd settles in..... Then watch out if you're in a float tube . Late spring thru fall, Rancho is probably one of the windiest places around..... And, the fish GLOW in the dark :P :P
I'm just telling you this stuff so I'll have it all to myself.....
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That pond behind Folsom High is still there. It's just surrounded by No Trespassing signs.
Bruce,..... Are you sure about the pond?? The last time I looked it was covered by a large area that was destined to be paved over for a parking lot. It covered the formerly visible area of the pond from the roadway on the north side where the creek entered it.....
I thought the no trespassing signs were oin keeping with the state law that prohibits trespass by non-students without permission..... I wonder if we're talking about the same pond This pond was part of Folsom Water District. There were a couple of drainage ponds in the area....
Oh well, even if a portion of the pond is there, it's probably not accessible any longer..
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As you're driving east on Iron Point take a look to the right just as you pass the high school. Through the parking lot you can see the pond. Actually it is a small reservoir. It was built to bring water to that part of Folsom a few decades ago. I read when, but I forget.
There are hundreds of ponds, some not that far way.
You just have to look for them.
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I can't supply any good pond info for Northern California, however, I just returned from Michigan and ponds are everywhere! It was to cold to fly fish...many of the ponds still were iced! In a 15 mile stretch of highway between Lansing and Charlotte I counted 3 dozen ponds/lakes! My right arm went into spasms!! Sooooo, if anyone visits Michigan just make sure you have a day/week license. Enjoy. Thom
Hey Thom, good to see you back! I sent you a PM on your fly, were you able to retrieve it?
-- Mike
Chuck Norris has already been to Mars; that's why there are no signs of life.
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