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Tragedy Spring, CA · Amador County
Right Now
Clear
Water
47°
Wind
7 mph
ENE
Gusts
14 mph
Pressure
29.98
steady
Forecast - Tue, May 19
High / Low
62° / 39°
Wind
7 mph
gusts 21 mph
Precip
0%
UV
9
Sunrise
12:45 PM
Sunset
3:09 AM
Today Read
Bear River ReservoirWind read
Calm
7 mph avg
Water read
47°
Cold-water pattern
Air range
39° / 62°
today
Precip
0%
low concern
Today's forecast for Bear River Reservoir has calm wind, 39F to 62F air temperatures, 0% chance of precipitation, and 47F water.
The planner reads this page's water temp, forecast, fish species, solunar timing, reports, and imagery context so you can decide what to throw, when to go, and when to move.
Today's AI read
Transition temps can split fish between warming edges and deeper comfort zones. Wind is not the main constraint, so timing and presentation can drive the plan. With a weak solunar score, favor stable weather windows.
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Trip read from the AI planner
FishableFishing Forecast
waxing crescent
Major
10:39 PM - 1:09 AM
Minor
2:42 PM - 4:12 PM
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Fish Species
5Water Temperature History
Current
52°
May 24
Low
38°
Mar 15
Average
50°
Last 12 Months
Warmest avg: July (68°F)
Coolest avg: February (42°F)
Rapid warming: June → July (+12°F)
Sharpest cooling: October → November (-12°F)
Wind speed, gusts, and pressure trends for trip timing.
Swipe days or tap points
12am - 11pm
Peak Wind
11 mph
12am
Peak Gust
21 mph
highest gust
Pressure
30.08 inHg
rising
Visibility
36 mi
0% clouds
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Pressure stability helps plan windows
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Fishing Forecast
2/5waxing crescent
Water at 47°F -- target deep areas.
Fish Species
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FAQ
Bear River Reservoir covers 165.49 acres (0.26 square miles) with a maximum depth of 22.69 meters (~74 feet).
Bear River Reservoir is located in Tragedy Spring, Amador County, CA. It is accessible to the public for outdoor activities.