Lower Owens River Fishing Map About the Lower Owens River The most upstream section of the lower Owens is reached by turning onto Pleasant Valley Dam Rd off of Hwy 395 which is located about 6 8 mi north of Bishop Go north east for about 1 3 mi to the campground located on the banks of the river
Get the full fishing map guide 11MB From the spring fed Upper Owens teeming with rainbows and Alpers to the larger browns residing in the Lower Owens the river promises a diverse and rewarding fishing experience Benton Crossing Hot Creek and the Owens River State Waterfowl Area offer varied environments for different skill levels The picturesque setting and good trout fishing in this area make it a popular spot among locals and visitors alike Fly fishermen wade the Lower Owens River with nymphs and dry fly combinations taking advantage of lower flows in the colder months The ideal flow for wading is 250 CFS cubic feet per second and the flow here rarely exceeds 500
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There are plenty of large trout on the Middle Owens and most of the biggest fish in the river come from this stretch Lower Owens River Not always considered to be one of the major stretches of the river the best fly fishing on the lower Owens River is in the first couple of miles of water below Pleasant Valley Reservoir Below the wild trout section the river is difficult to access in many areas The banks are lined with willow trees This section is best fished from a drift boat The lower section is heavily stocked with rainbow trout The Lower Owens River gets larger the farther you travel downstream The Lower Owens River is located at Bishop California
Fishing the Owens River Owens River Owens River Gorge From Lake Crowley down to Pleasant Valley Flow changes based on release from dam Difficult access watch for rattlesnakes Browns 8 to 10 Lower Owens River From Pleasant Valley on downstream From Pleasant Valley Dam to the campground footbridge Jan 1 to Sept 30 limit 2 The Lower Owens snakes its path along the floor of the Owens Valley and becomes larger with every creek spring and well that flows into it on its journey to Southern California Flows may reach near 1000 cfs in the lower sections during heavy snow years and the river is generally not easy to access or wade due to the higher flows and thick brush
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Owens River from footbridge at lower end of Pleasant Valley Campground east downstream to 5 Bridges Road Fishing Maps Available Covers the Owens River between the Middle Gorge Power Plant to the Pleasant Valley Reservoir Shows road access GPS Long Lat and trails Special Features are the Hatch Chart Fishing Season and Regulations Fish information photos maps and latest reports from Owens River Lower Bishop CA Established in 2000 Lower Owens River Report Below Pleasant Valley Campground the Lower is open SportfishingReport has brought the west coast Fishing Reports to you in one easy to use site Now you can vew the latest catch reports conditions
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Lower Owens River Fishing Map - The Lower Owens snakes its path along the floor of the Owens Valley and becomes larger with every creek spring and well that flows into it on its journey to Southern California Flows may reach near 1000 cfs in the lower sections during heavy snow years and the river is generally not easy to access or wade due to the higher flows and thick brush