Fishing
Report
Current Camanche Dam Release
May 2026
The last release information EBMUD posted
June 16 - 450cfs
For current releases, please use
https://www.ebmud.com/water
There is no data posted on the CDEC site
River Update 6-27-26
Ken and his grandson Connor joined me today for a day of fishing and floating. Although Ken and Connor proved to be skilled fisherman that never gave up, we had a tough day landing fish.
River Update 6-26-26
Ken and his grandson Braxton fished with me last Monday. Braxton went into this trip with little fishing experience. He exited in my opinion, a very good caster and a good fisherman. Casting fishing gear for the first time is about as fun as swinging and trying to hit a golf ball for the first time. We had the river to ourselves during our entire trip, we saw some cool wildlife, and released several nice fish. A great day!
Braxton drew this awesome
trout on the Thank You Card
he made me!
River Update 6-17-26
Now that flows have settled at 500cfs for a few days, the fish have had a chance to reacclimate to the more "normal" conditions. Perfect weather, not many anglers, and crystal clear water makes June one of the most beautiful Seasons on the Mokelumne.
I fished with Nick today and other than some friends from EBMUD setting up areas for surveys and a couple of kayakers, we had the river to ourselves. Nick hooked several fish including a huge fish under the Hwy 88 bridge that came unbuttoned and put a couple of really nice fish in our net.
If you are thinking about booking a trip with MRO, I have a few days in June available and then I won't be booking trips until mid to late August through October.








River Update 6-14-26
EBMUD is decreasing water releases down to 500cfs as of yesterday. Although I don't have any data, I would guess we'll be down around 300cfs soon.Curt and Brant were my guests last Friday.
Curt lives along the river but this was his first time fishing the river. Curt landed a beautiful 18" wild Steelhead right below his house! Later in the day, Brant landed the biggest Sacramento Pike (Chub Minnow) I've ever seen! It was 25+" with an estimated 5-6lb. weight. Great fight!




