Mokelumne River?

**iggybabble** · 08-07-2012, 08:51 AM

In the deeper pools it wouldnt hurt to try casting a #7 or 9 Rapala, either floater or countdown model, and either black over gold or rainbow trout pattern. Just might find a decent Brown that's greedy enough to take a swipe at it, but it's really only at all likely first light or right before dark.

**Marv** · 08-04-2012, 06:59 PM

Watch your step, where you place your hands and you'll be okay. Rattle snakes don't always rattle, but most people that are bitten by rattle snakes are drunk guys trying to catch or mess with the snakes.

The Moke is pretty cool, since your in Jackson you should check out Electra rd. theres some ok bank access, and the chance of a nice brow or a bow.

**saizo** · 08-04-2012, 04:45 PM

i second the caution on the rattlesnakes this year. theres a ton of them out there so be super careful, most of the ones ive seen are this years crop also, only one or two rattles.

**CAL.NDN** · 08-03-2012, 10:01 PM

No worries and your verry welcome....

**Fern-dog** · 08-03-2012, 10:00 PM

Here's one other tip ...... That's snake country and there's a good crop of them out there year, Be Careful where you step when heading down and around high water mark areas!!! Enjoy

**lilguppie** · 08-03-2012, 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by calndn

Yes i do and usualy do real well. Early is best before the water starts flowing fast from them releasing water. Try hoppers under a clear water bobber or threaded red worms or crickets or bounce some eggs 18 inches under a split shot you should be rewarded with a few nice bows or browns. Then when sun is up and out try casting panthers to get some browns with occasionally a bow or two once it gets past round 11 for get about it try agin next day hope this helps and good luck... eat fish be happy

Wow! yes that does help and thank you so much.

**CAL.NDN** · 08-03-2012, 09:00 PM

Yes i do and usualy do real well. Early is best before the water starts flowing fast from them releasing water. Try hoppers under a clear water bobber or threaded red worms or crickets or bounce some eggs 18 inches under a split shot you should be rewarded with a few nice bows or browns. Then when sun is up and out try casting panthers to get some browns with occasionally a bow or two once it gets past round 11 for get about it try agin next day hope this helps and good luck... eat fish be happy

**lilguppie** · 08-03-2012, 11:33 AM

Going to Roaring Camp out of Jackson on the Mokelumne River next week for our 25th anniversary. When we're not looking for gold, we'll be fishing. Has anyone fished around there or have any info that might help?