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beaurummel
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kaweah?
Mar 16
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Anyone know anything about the Kaweah River outside of the park or maybe JUST inside? Not looking for any spots or anything just....does it hold fish or not.
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Sometimes it does, but haven't seen any lately. Most of the river outside the park is on private property, unfortunately.
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What about that spot at Slick Rock? It sure looks fishy, when it's not overrun with swimmers. Have passed it over many times on the way to other water, but for some reason have never stopped there. Aren't there smallies in that river?
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Mar 19
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There are some smallies there and up into three rivers. Generally speaking, the fishing in the Kaweah is not very good. If they have recently stocked the lake then you may take a few at slick rock right above the lake, but that pretty much it. I had a morning to kill a couple of mondays ago so I went to the middle fork inside of the park. These little creeks used to be jamed from bank to bank with fish, but there was not a single one there. It has mostly been over fished. closer to the camper months you may take some there though. have fun.
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Mar 19
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in the middle fork in the 2 to 4 miles north of medicine rock there are some deep pools of water that hold large rainbows and some browns. in the sping months cadis and mayflies are out in the morning and late evening lots of fun on a dry.
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pm's might be best for sensitive waters.
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Mar 19
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Thanks Bill
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Thanks Bill
+1 !!!!!!!!!!!!
beaurummel...P.M. sent.
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There are no fish in the Kaweah forks!!!!!!!!!
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Mar 21
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Long time lurker around here. This is my first time posting. I grew up fishing the Kaweah inside, but mostly outside of the park. This was when I was 8-18. I'm 26 now and have moved away, and haven't fished the Kaweah in probably 6 years. There were definitely fish in it when I was learning how to fish with my old man. The biggest fish I've caught in California came out of one of the Kaweah forks. I'm not going to give away anything too "secret" but there are spots (that require walking) which can be worth the walk.
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There are no fish in the Kaweah forks!!!!!!!!!
I saw a sucker in there once.
......maybe it was a reflection?
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Quote from briansII
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Quote from 209
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There are no fish in the Kaweah forks!!!!!!!!!
I saw a sucker in there once.
......maybe it was a reflection?
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Just my two cents: You aren't going to catch any fish sitting on the couch...get out there, give it a shot, and have a good time either way. You're guarenteed to learn somthing!
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Thanks for all the input guys....fished it once upon a time while just trying to escape the in-laws absolutely nothing moved, bumped, flinched, swirled or anything else for that matter. I did learn a couple of things though so it was good for that. Again thanks for all the input maybe I'll continue to flog the water for a time.
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