Message from the Board of Directors - May 2025
Greetings Rooster Tails!
Greetings Rooster Tails! Hopefully everyone is enjoying the warming weather. As temperatures rise so does the opportunity for catching fish. We just finished our May trip to the bay and are planning more trips for later in the year. Membership renewal is underway and hope you will join us for another year of fishing camaraderie. We look forward to seeing on the 16th and hope you find our speakers from the Save the Auburn Ravine Salmon and Steelhead inspiring.
CLUB UPDATES
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2025 Jackpot Contest is now open. You can sign up for this years contest by downloading the Contest Rules and the catch entry form from the website. It is under "Club Events/Annual Jackpot Fishing Contest".
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We will continue offering a "For Sale" table in the back for members to sell unwanted fishing gear.
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Rooster Tails Board of Directors Meeting - May 12, 2pm, at Windermere Signature Properties (formerly known as Lyons Real Estate office) near Mel’s Dinner in Auburn. Free pizza provided.
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Rooster Tails Monthly Breakfast Meeting, - May 16 - Auburn Elks Lodge. Doors open at 7am, breakfast served at 8am, Speaker at 9am. Bill Pennington and Joe Mederios of Save the Auburn Ravine Salmon and Steelhead (SARSAS) will be the speakers.
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Rooster Tails Board of Directors Meeting - June 16, 2pm - Windermere Signature Properties (formerly known as Lyons Real Estate office) near Mel’s Dinner in Auburn. Free pizza provided.
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Rooster Tails Monthly Breakfast Meeting, - June 20 - Auburn Elks Lodge. Doors open at 7am, breakfast served at 8am, Speaker at 9am. Captain Curly DiBella of Curly's Guide Service will be our speaker.
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Fishing Report
04/07/25
Summer is coming around the corner with 90 degree weather in the forecast this week. Before long our green hills will be brown again. It's a great time to take advantage of the cool mornings while we still have them and get out on the water. Options for lake fishing close to home are diminishing as authorities continue to implement golden mussel measures. For those who got their boats inspected or decontaminated or tagged or 30 day quarantined for whichever body of water they prefer to fish those options are more limited. There are some lakes that area still on the self inspection protocol that are worth the drive though. I fished the Kokanee Power derby at Shasta last weekend, more on that to follow, and there were no restrictions. Up north Whiskeytown and Oroville are currently open as well. Locally the options Bullards Bar and Englebright are accepting boaters. Before heading out it's worth a call to the lake to confirm the status as things are changing frequently.