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Lavezzola Creek

Lavezzola Creek in the northern Sierra holds wild rainbow and brown trout in a spring creek setting with runs and pocket water.

  • 17 miRiver length
  • 2Game fish
  • 1Access points
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About Lavezzola Creek

Lavezzola Creek is a small spring creek in the Lower Sacramento watershed of California. Our map shows about 17 miles of water and one access point.

The creek holds rainbow trout and brown trout. Wild rainbows in the 8 to 12 inch range are the norm. Healthy runs and pocket water make it a fun stream for small fish on a light rod.

Hatches include Blue-Winged Olives, March Browns, Pale Morning Duns and midges. Hopper season brings terrestrial fishing later in the year.

The North Yuba River, Middle Yuba River and Middle Fork Feather River are nearby if you want a bigger water option.

Check current California Department of Fish and Wildlife regulations before you fish.

Fish you'll catch

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Brown Trout
Rainbow Trout

Hatching in November

What's on the water in the Lower Sacramento watershed this month, and the fly to match.

Blue-Winged Olive
Mayfly
#18-22, CDC Dun
44–58°F
All 10 hatches this year
Midge
Midge
#22-26, Zebra Midge
34–65°F
Blue-Winged Olive
Mayfly
#18-22, CDC Dun
44–58°F
March Brown
Mayfly
#12-14, March Brown
52–62°F
Skwala Stonefly
Stonefly
#8, Skwala Adult
44–54°F
Pale Evening Dun
Mayfly
#14-16, PED Comparadun
56–68°F
Salmonfly
Stonefly
#4-6, Stimulator
50–60°F
Golden Stonefly
Stonefly
#6-8, Elk Hair Stone
55–65°F
Pale Morning Dun
Mayfly
#16-18, Sparkle Dun
55–68°F
Hopper Season
Terrestrial
#10, Parachute Hopper
65–78°F
October Caddis
Caddis
#8, Orange Stimulator
48–58°F

Light bars show the season and dark bars the peak. The ringed month is this month.

Tips for fishing Lavezzola Creek

  • Use a light rod

    Small wild fish are the target here.

  • Stay stealthy

    Spring creeks are clear and fish spook easily.

  • Fish the pockets

    Cover every seam and pocket.

  • Match small mayflies

    Pheasant Tail and Parachute Adams work well.

  • Plan with the map

    The FlyFishFinder app maps access on Lavezzola Creek and nearby Yuba waters. Free users can see today's top 10 rivers.

Every access point on Lavezzola Creek, in your pocket.

  • 1 mapped access points, with parking and put-ins
  • Today's Fishability score, so you fish the day that lines up
  • Bite forecast for the days ahead
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Lavezzola Creek FAQ

What is the best time to fish Lavezzola Creek?

Check the app for current conditions. The season runs with the Sierra thaw and summer hopper fishing.

Where is Lavezzola Creek?

It is in the Lower Sacramento watershed in northern California.

Can you wade Lavezzola Creek?

Yes.

What flies work on Lavezzola Creek?

Pheasant Tail, Elk Hair Caddis and Parachute Adams cover most of it. The app shows what is hatching and working today.

What fish live in Lavezzola Creek?

Rainbow trout and brown trout.

Are there special rules on Lavezzola Creek?

Check the current California fishing regulations.

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