Posted on October 18th, 2008 by admin
Fishing report
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BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: There haven’t been any recent reports, but fishing for brooks, cutthroat and tigers should pick up as water temperatures drop. Public access at Puffer Lake is restricted to 100 yards of shoreline on the southwest end. Look for the small area that is NOT posted. BEAVER RIVER, LOWER: The river is running low and clear. Brown trout get aggressive in the fall as they prepare to spawn, so try fishing streamers or flashy lures. Egg patterns are also effective. Rainbows are also abundant. The fish are easily spooked in the low water, so tread lightly. Much of the river is on private property, so please treat the area with respect. Watch for signs: much of the private land is open to walk-in access, but some is closed to trespass.
BEAVER RIVER, UPPER: Small rainbows and browns are abundant and will take most lures and flies. Brown trout get aggressive in the fall as they prepare to spawn, so try fishing streamers or flashy lures. Egg patterns are also effective. Not much pressure. Please prevent the spread of whirling disease by cleaning mud from waders and equipment. Do not transport any parts of fish caught here to other waters……
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