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Updated June 21, 2024

June Lake Loop, Lee Vining—All waters in June Loop are open and ice free. Rush Creek now open to fishing, but pressure has been light. Loop lakes have been well stocked with trophy rainbows. Larger cutthroat beginning to show up at June, Gull and Grant Lakes. Campgrounds in Lee Vining Canyon expected now open and the creek is stocked, but beginning to run high. Lundy Lake open, full and well stocked and the resort is operational again under new ownership. Fish to 4 pounds-plus being caught.

Virginia Lakes, Bridgeport area—Virginia Lakes now ice-free and have been fishing well, with some larger hold over rainbows showing up. Bridgeport Reservoir has been good for both bait fishing and trolling, with the water level still high. Bait anglers doing well with Pinched Crawlers, garlic PowerBait, Mice Tails and inflated nightcrawlers. Trolling has been best around Rainbow Point. Lots of 5- and 6-pound fish being caught. Both Upper and Lower Twin lakes are fishing well for 5- to 6-pound trout for both shore and boat anglers. Shore anglers connecting with Kastmasters and Thomas Buoyants PowerBait, Pinched Crawlers and Mice Tails. Trolling has still been hanging in there with speedy shiners, needlefish, Thomas Buoyants and Rapalas.

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