Out of Russos you head east and north until you are out in the Tract. You can then just drift the tules south until you get down to the opening at Sugar barge. Throw frogs, spinner baits and senkos into the tules. You probably wont see many active feeding birds or boils

Quote from: Manthraxx on June 03, 2020, 01:06:02 PM

Thanks for all the advice it will really help!

Hi, my buddy and I fished the delta this morning. He had a hot bite on topwater in the am throwing deep in the tullies. I was throwing the senko all day.

Based on my friends early morning, sounds like I shouldve picked a more reactional bait. A far as my last few trips, the senko bite picked up towards the middle of the day as the day got hotter and right as the tide starts to really transition. Sure enough, the senko prevails last hour and finds where they stack up!

Marinas that I know that are open- Russos, Sugar Barge, and Rivers End. If you get in before they open, bring cash and drop it off in the slip.

Take care,

Patrick

Stripers are showing up in the Napa river system.
Good/Decent Bass fishing all over the Delta system.
Halibut are all over the SF Bay Area.

I'd take some time and research each county that you plan to fish for available kayak launching access.  Some counties have access only to local residents.  If you come down to Contra Costa county or the El Cerrito/Richmond area, then I can show you some halibut grounds.

Kevin