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Shasta Lake

Guides/More Information:
AA Outdoor Adventures Sport Fishing (800) 670-4448
Basshole (530) 238-2170
Phil’s Propeller (530) 275-4939

Trout have been from 40 to 65 feet down and on the move. Limits are possible but take a little longer as you have to find them. Salmon were a little deeper but by the dam. Start off first with topwater and then switch to crank baits and fish the mud lines for bass. Try going up in lake arms where the water is cooler for bass.