McCumber Reservoir fishing

Common questions

What fish are at McCumber Reservoir?

Fishing McCumber Reservoir is most likely to be for Mixed Trout. All 3 plants on record are Mixed Trout. Mixed Trout was last stocked June 14, 2026. Brown trout (Wild population alongside CDFW's stocked rainbows) and Rainbow Trout (Per CDFW's 2026 Provisional Stocking Plan for this water (a planning document, not a confirmed release)) are recorded here outside the stocking reports.

When is McCumber Reservoir stocked?

Last stocked June 14, 2026. It is stocked about 1.5 times a year since 2025, most often in May and June.

How do you get on McCumber Reservoir?

Shore fishing is available, there is a boat ramp, it is float tube friendly, and a fee is required. The nearest town is Shingletown. Facilities include camping and restrooms. Also called Lake McCumber, this quarter-mile-long PG&E reservoir near Shingletown bans gas motors, keeping it quiet and calm for canoes, car-top boats, and small aluminum boats.

Which lakes near McCumber Reservoir were stocked more recently?

North Battle Creek Reservoir (6.1 mi), Battle Creek South Fork (13.6 mi), Hat Creek Upper (19.6 mi), and Burney Creek Middle (23.5 mi) were stocked more recently. North Battle Creek Reservoir is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Battle Creek South Fork is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Hat Creek Upper is also stocked with Mixed Trout, and Burney Creek Middle is also stocked with Mixed Trout.

How McCumber Reservoir is stocked

North Battle Creek Reservoir (6.1 mi), Battle Creek South Fork (13.6 mi), Hat Creek Upper (19.6 mi), and Burney Creek Middle (23.5 mi) were stocked more recently. North Battle Creek Reservoir is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Battle Creek South Fork is also stocked with Mixed Trout, Hat Creek Upper is also stocked with Mixed Trout, and Burney Creek Middle is also stocked with Mixed Trout.