We will make the final call the week of the fishout. As a back-up plan this year-if the shad fishing is not acceptable for some reason, this outing will convert to bass fishing from boats in a Sierra foothills lake-likely Bullard's Bar Reservoir, or Scott's Flat Lake both near Grass Valley. The past several years have been hit and miss for this shad outing-low water flows and high temperatures created challenges. We will meet at the boat launch site at Marysville and travel by jet boat up the Yuba to fish.
We have reserved two guided jet boats (5 students total plus the fishout leader) for this one day outing on the Lower Yuba River. This is a one day only introduction to Shad fishing for LTFF Level 3 students on the Yuba River on Saturday, May 20th. LTFF Level 3 Shad Fishout on the Lower Yuba River Explore the Tahoe National Forest.REGISTRATION FOR THIS LTFF LEVEL 3 EVENT WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29th AT NOON. Make a short drive to New Bullards Bar Reservoir for boating, waterskiing, and fishing. Take off on local mountain biking and hiking trails. At other times of the year campsites are first-come, first-served.įor groups of 6 or more campsites, booking usually becomes available on the second Monday in December.įind a marina with a launch ramp and boat rentals. Reservatioins are available beginning the first business day in January for camping dates from January through September. On leash, always attended, maximum 2, $6 per night Scotts Flat Road off Highway 20, 6 miles east of Nevada Cityġ vehicle per site, $17 for extra vehicle Scotts Flat Campground also has several Group Campsites. A 2-night minimum is required (3 nights on holiday weekends). Thirty premium sites are located close to the water while the rest are slightly inland. About 40 sites are designated for tents only. Most campsites can accommodate RVs, trailers, and tents. Another 75 sites are located at the Gate 2 entrance. The Gate 1 area near the dam has 96 campsites. Scotts Flat Campground is divided into two areas about a mile apart. Scotts Flat Lake is operated by the Nevada Irrigation District. There are fees for boats kept overnight and for launching. Personal watercraft (jet skis) are not allowed on the lake, but all other boats are welcome. Kayaks and standup paddleboards are often seen on the lake. Steady afternoon breezes make the lake a favorite with local sailors. The 2-mile long lake is popular for all kinds of recreation from waterskiing and wakeboarding to swimming and fishing. Scotts Flat Campground is on the north shore of Scotts Flat Lake, 9 miles east of Nevada City.
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