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Oct-10-2008, 11:03 AM
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#1 | | Registered User
Name: Denny Age: 31 Vessel: kayak Location: chula vista Job:designer
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| Fishing Rivers, Creeks
Does anyone know of rivers or creeks to fish in by San Diego. maybe within a 5 hour drive. I sure miss those creeks up in Idaho. thanks
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Oct-11-2008, 07:30 PM
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#2 | | K.O.
Name: K.O. Age: 46 Vessel: 17' Boston Whaler "Yahoo Boy" Location: San Diego, College Area Job:Chief Baja Bottlewasher Bio: Just livin' it one fish at a time ...
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so. cal's a tough one for stream fishing. depending on the winter season you might get some of the creeks stocked once they get water, i.e. sweetwater, but you're really more like an eight hour drive away ....
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Oct-11-2008, 07:45 PM
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#3 | | Captain
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hmmmmmm, San Gabriel river east and west forks, in Azusa Canyon, 15 North, 210 West, Forest Service ck in sometimes, stocked fish mostly, some wild.
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Oct-11-2008, 08:50 PM
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#4 | | Catch & Release
Name: Lenny Stahl Age: 28 Vessel: 16' Pleasure Kraft..35' Silverton Location: Lake Arrowhead Job:CEO/Motorsport Technology Inc. Bio: I love Fly Fishing, Deep Sea, Fresh Water
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Originally Posted by Kevin J. Oliver  so. cal's a tough one for stream fishing. depending on the winter season you might get some of the creeks stocked once they get water, i.e. sweetwater, but you're really more like an eight hour drive away .... | You can fly fish in a few areas within 3 hours of San Diego to catch WILD NATIVE bows and browns.....
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Oct-13-2008, 07:29 AM
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#5 | | Fish Gypsy
Name: Shelly Smith Vessel: Shogun & Outcast 9000 called Betty Location: near a lake Job:Owner of B.F.H. B.F.H. Kids and EverythingStillwater Bio: One of the 1st "3" Bloodydeckers
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Originally Posted by dennyh Does anyone know of rivers or creeks to fish in by San Diego. maybe within a 5 hour drive. I sure miss those creeks up in Idaho. thanks | Where at in Idaho? Are you from there or did you just visit?
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Oct-14-2008, 07:43 AM
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#6 | | Registered User
Name: Denny Age: 31 Vessel: kayak Location: chula vista Job:designer
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Where at in Idaho? Are you from there or did you just visit?
| I visit my family every so often in Moscow ID, I fished around Coeur d'Alene clearwater, Elk creek, St. Maries, etc.. I was hoping to find somthing similar down here, I usually drive down to Bishop, but little far. Quote: |
You can fly fish in a few areas within 3 hours of San Diego to catch WILD NATIVE bows and browns.....
| Wheres this, if you dont mind me asking.
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Oct-14-2008, 08:10 AM
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#7 | | Fish Gypsy
Name: Shelly Smith Vessel: Shogun & Outcast 9000 called Betty Location: near a lake Job:Owner of B.F.H. B.F.H. Kids and EverythingStillwater Bio: One of the 1st "3" Bloodydeckers
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Right on -
Fly fishing right? Or bait fishing?
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Oct-14-2008, 08:14 AM
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#8 | | Registered User
Name: Denny Age: 31 Vessel: kayak Location: chula vista Job:designer
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Did both, but liked fly fishing more.
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Oct-14-2008, 08:23 AM
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#9 | | Fish Gypsy
Name: Shelly Smith Vessel: Shogun & Outcast 9000 called Betty Location: near a lake Job:Owner of B.F.H. B.F.H. Kids and EverythingStillwater Bio: One of the 1st "3" Bloodydeckers
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Ok -
It would be exploratory, a hard hike, fish might not be there anymore either.
The info comes with some rules too. Still want it?
Email me here to talk off the board. shelly@bigfishhappen.com
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Nov-06-2008, 12:17 PM
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#10 | | Mark@AcidRod
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West fork of the San Gabriel has a nice wild Trout catch & release area a couple of miles from the highway. It's an easy hike as there's a paved access road (behind a locked gate) that runs almost 10 miles from the highway to Cogswell Dam, right along side of the river. I used 2 & 3 wt's up there. Try #18 & 20 Griffith's Gnats.
I have another "less traveled" spot for Rainbows & Brookies about 20-25 miles North East of the 215/10Fwy interchange. Probably under 2hours from Escondido. Email me on that one and I'll fill you in.  | |
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