Lake Camanche continues to drop slightly and was 92% full with an elevation of 230.68′ at the time of this report. Lake Camanche was releasing 625 approx. C.F.S. into the Mokelumne River while receiving approx. 470 C.F.S from Lake Pardee. Pardee is back up to 99% full.
No trout plants this week due to the warm water temperatures. Planting will resume in the fall when water temps drop below 68 degrees.
Right: Bob Yates posted to Facebook on 5/12 saying, “Caught my limit by 10:00 and off the water by noon before all the weekend wakeboarders.” He also posted that he had been Trolling with speedy shiners.
Left & right: Robbie Dunham was out on 5/18 with Dave. Robbie stated, “Trout bite is still strong!!” Left: Big Fish 5.8 lbs
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Left & right: Rick Novotny, aka @rickscustombaits posted to Instagram on Saturday 5/19 commenting, “A couple Camanche bass from Saturday. Had a great day fishing with Justin Zumbro despite the strong winds. Glidebaits were a good bet as well as crankbaits. Fun fishing! Catch and release.
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Jeff & Todd
All 3 photos above: Robbie Dunham had a busy week on the lake last week. He posted these photos to FB and wrote, “Lake Camanche 5-22 – 5-24-18
Great 3 days of Trolling. Weather has been Awesome!!! Water is warming up, pushing the fish a little deeper now.
Here are some photo’s to enjoy…”
Cover, left & right: Mel Vezina posted to FBon 5/12 and wrote, “I was trolling with a rapala or a rooster tail.”
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Three photos above: Tom Valente, aka @tvalente74 on Instagram posted last Saturday 5/19 commenting, “tvalente74Got a couple of good ones today!@lakecamanche #lakecamanche#catchandrelease #trackerboats”