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[rocky]

any reports from ross lake, wondering about water levels and condition.

[nineweight]

Water level has been coming up...

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=12175000

Full pool is usually arond 1600 so still 8ft below.  Not sure what that would look like on the flooded reservoir and if that is a fishable level or not.

[JBB]

We were there today and the lake is very low and the main channel in front of the campsite is more like a river with a definite current. We tried to use float tubes and gave up after a short time.
The road is in very good condition and the weather was excellent so all was not lost.

[DionJL]

How were the mosquitoes JBB?

[Butch1949]

I've not fished Ross Lake,went there once to check it out, beautiful 50-55km road in, saw the boat launch and camp sites right by the launch, observed quite a few stumps near shore, ( any problems posed with these or near shore difficulties to watch out for?), we then travelled further south and with little notice crossed into the US side, we realized we were there by American flags on boats and their US lic. plates, they also had a launch and campsites adjacent and a few of the fishermen gave us a curious look having seen our lic. plates.  Questions:  can you fish all of Ross Lake or are their clear US Canadian boundaries marked?, have any of you Canuck fishermen ever crossed that road border like myself and what to observe?, it's my understanding that there are boundaries on Canadian side indicating fishing boundary for river mouth, and lastly of course, how good is this fill-em-up lake for fishing......trout.....size.....quality, Thx

[JBB]

I didn't notice any mosquitoes and we were prepared for them, having been eaten alive on a previous visit. I would watch the water level gauge before making another trip to the lake.
It is a beautiful setting but the lake yesterday was more like a stump filled marsh with a river running down the middle. ( I am refering to the Canadian side only. )