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Fishin' Holes
Below is a list of popular places to fish in and around Plumas County
Lake Almanor
Covering 52 sq. miles Lake Almanor is regarded as one of
California’s best trout and salmon fisheries. It is host to populations of Browns,
Rainbows, as well as Land Locked Salmon. Spring and fall are hot
times to be on the water.
Bucks Lake
Offers a wide variety of angling possibilities; with Brookies, Browns,
Rainbows, Kokanee, and the ever sought after Lake Trout. The
Lakers get hungry just after ice out, and the summer Kokanee action can't be beat.
Lake Davis
Rainbows are the order of the day, with an occasional Brown thrown
in. Davis with its abundant food supply produces fish that grow thick and fight
hard. Spring time produces fishing conditions that can only
be called “insane”. Quality fish are available during the summer with the bite really
picking up again in the fall.
Eagle Lake
At 22,000 surface acres it is the second largest natural body of
water in California. It is home of the hard fighting Eagle Lake Rainbow. If you want
to test your light tackle abilities Eagle lake is for you. You
don’t want to miss this one in late fall.
Gold Lake
One of the most relaxing lakes to fish in the area. At a mile and a
half long and three quarters of a mile wide don’t let its size fool you it holds some
lunker Lake Trout. Just like Bucks Lake, when the ice comes
off the “big boys” want to eat.
Others
Frenchman Res., Little Grass Valley Res., Butt Lake, Antelope Lake, and The Middle Fork of the Feather River
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