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Fishing
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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!

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