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<\/a><\/p>\nWe arrived to see the lake very low and there were a handful or so boats trolling the lake. As we waited in line to launch our boat (4 wheel drive only launch ramp) we saw no fish caught by the trollers. We launched and fly fished the dam then moved around the lake to try an find some fish. We trolled a bit too but to no avail. We still saw no boats with any fish. It was about 11 am when we decided make a move and hit Lake Oroville on the way home.<\/p>\n
Lake Oroville is now at 25% capacity so the Spillway ramp is the only ramp open and it’s 4 wheel drive only too. \u00a0We launched and headed north but the lake is so low that there were not much structure to be found. We noticed that every rock pile we stopped at produced a few fish BUT there were not many rock piles or rocky areas.<\/p>\n
The boys ended up landing 14 fish in 3 hours with a few others dropped. The largest was 17 inches. Most of the fish came on KVD jerk baits.<\/p>\n Glad we made the stop at Oroville or it would have been a skunked day!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Boys had this week off so I decided to take Weds. off \u00a0in order to beat the rain coming in on Friday. We left the house early Weds morning for the 75 minute drive to Collins Lake. \u00a0I have … Continue reading <\/a> <\/a> <\/a> <\/a> <\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n