Message from the Board of Directors - November 2023
Greetings Rooster Tails!
We hope you and yours are ready for the fall weather and what hopes to be some epic fishing as the lakes turn over and the fish start biting. More and more folks are hitting the water and are bringing home some excellent table fare.
We want to wish you all a wonderful holiday season and hope you find many blessings this year. Remember, we will not have a December meeting so we will see you next year!
Please be advised the November 20 Crab/Rockfish Combo trip has been cancelled due to lack of interest. See below for more information.
This month's speaker will be Cal Kellogg of Fish, Hunt Shoot Fishing. Cal will be sharing tips on trout fishing in the fall and winter. See below for more details.
We look forward to seeing you on the 17th at the Elks Lodge! Your support keeps the club going and we hope you enjoy our monthly breakfasts and opportunities to share fishing experiences. Feel free to speak with any board member with your comments and or suggestions for future events. Remember, doors to the Elk's Lodge open at 7am, Breakfast begins at 8 and our speaker begins at 9. Fishing reports, Monthly Raffle and fellowship continue after the speaker.
CLUB UPDATES
- 2023 Jackpot Contest closes at the end of November. Be sure to have your entries in by then. A digital photo will help us to display your catch!
- A For Sale table will be set up in the back for members to sell off unwanted fishing gear.
- Rooster Tails Board of Directors Meeting - November 13, 2pm, at Lyons Real Estate office (near Mel’s Dinner in Auburn). Free pizza provided.
- Rooster Tails Monthly Breakfast Meeting - November 17
- NO MEETINGS IN DECEMBER
- Rooster Tails Rockfish/Crab Combo Trip - November 20 - CANCELLED
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Fishing Report
10/12/23
Cooler nights and shorter days of early fall are starting to cool the waters of your favorite lake. That means that the fall trout fishing will be upon us soon. As the Brown Trout start to move up into the creeks to spawn it can be a great time to catch and release a trophy. The inshore rockfish closure has limited the opportunities for saltwater fish tacos. Stripers are still cooperating in the Delta and some are being found north of Sacramento. Pyramid Lake is the big draw so far this fall with many cutthroats over 10 lbs and a few over 15 lbs being landed.