Message from the Board of Directors - June 2025
Greetings Rooster Tails!
Hello everyone. Hopefully you've been out on the water. This summer will present us with some challenges for fishing but hopefully we can navigate them together. We are trying to present information on where and how to catch fish in these challenging times as well as where and how to deal with the new mussel requirements. Between the new mussel regulations and limited salmon seasons things are going to be challenging. Capt. Curly will be sharing with us his efforts at fishing for salmon in these new seasons. Please join us on the 20th!
CLUB UPDATES
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2025 Jackpot Contest is open. You can still 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 - June 16, 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, - June 20 - Auburn Elks Lodge. Doors open at 7am, breakfast served at 8am, Speaker at 9am. Captain Scott "Curly" DiBella of Curly's Guide Service will be our speaker.
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Rooster Tails Board of Directors Meeting - July 14, 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, - July 18 - Auburn Elks Lodge. Doors open at 7am, breakfast served at 8am, Speaker at 9am. This month's speaker will be Michael Mamola, the Heritage and Wild Trout biologist for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife's North Central Region.
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Fishing Report
04/07/25
As we navigate the golden mussel restrictions there continue to be opportunities for those who keep their boats clean and dry and are willing to travel a little. Unfortunately some of the sponsored events have been cancelled due to the logistic of decontaminate/inspection for larger numbers of boats. The Kokanee Power Whiskeytown event was scheduled for this weekend but was cancelled due to issues.
with staffing for inspections. There are upper elevation lakes that are not having restrictions as the golden mussel cannot survive the winter water temperatures. Prospects for the ocean and river salmon seasons have anglers excited about the chance to catch and keep a salmon for the first time in three years.