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General Talk / Fishing Bethel Island Tomorrow Possible?
« on: February 15, 2019, 05:04:46 PM »
Will BI be blown out from all the rain we've received? Is it even worth heading out there tomorrow? It will be my first time out there.

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General Fishing Tips / Headed to Clear Lake for 3 days!
« on: August 01, 2017, 02:12:56 AM »
Camping on Clear Lake (Wed-Fri) for the next couple of days and trying to figure out what to hit.  I've been there a couple times so far and done well, but I'm really not familiar with what the lake has to offer.  My experience so far is South of Willow point on a kayak and most of the West shore from a boat. 

So far on my todo list...

Rodman Slough
Soda Bay
Shag Rock
West of Konocti Vista Casino
and....any recommendations?

I want to target Bass, maybe Crappie during the day and catfish at night.

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General Talk / Can you fish Winchester Lake in Yolo County?
« on: September 16, 2016, 09:36:08 PM »
I've been eyeing this lake for a while but haven't found any reports on it.  From what I have gathered, some areas are posted and others are not.

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General Talk / Fishing Morrison Creek in Sacramento
« on: September 12, 2016, 11:30:31 PM »
Does anyone know of a location where I can launch my yak on Morrison Creek? I've been looking on Google Maps but haven't been able to find a for sure launch site.

Also, what is up with the lake that Morrison Creek dumps into (the cords 38.434351, -121.498492)? The area looks super fishie! 

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General Talk / Make Sure We Pack Out Our Fishing Line
« on: July 28, 2016, 02:23:33 PM »
I just came across a video featuring a mass amount of fishing line polluting this one particular river (I believe the Chattanooga). I was pretty shocked by amount of line in in this ONE spot. 

Here is a link to the video

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Spent about 9 hours on the river today and came across a number of stripers, spots and smallies along the way.  Although, I caught a number of fish, it was a grind.  I spent most of the day swapping out lures trying to find that one that would consistently produce.  The one presentation that seemed do slightly better over the rest was the Donkey Rig.  The river is also pumping just hard enough to make it difficult to go back up.  I attempted to troll my way back to Sutters landing but found it to be inefficient since I was picking up a lot of weeds, took frequent breaks and didn't keep a good speed. By the time I got back to the launch my arms were noodles.



1.  I really didn't spend much time fishing this area.  A couple casts here and there yielded a few spots. The focus of this trip was to fish past the 12th ave bridge.

2. As soon as I got past the bridge I immediately started getting some action with the donkey rig. Casting towards the bank, over the the rocks would produce smalles, spots and stripers.  I also fished this area with soft and hard swimbaits, under-spins and flukes which got some bites and followers.

3. The water is much deeper here, up to 22ft in some areas.  Fish were popping up throughout the water column.  Although I didn't get many on the side of the river, I did get some bites and followers on swimbaits

4. Schools of fish were grouping up on the outside of the weedbeds between 6 to 10ft of water. I fished this year mostly with an underspin.


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Here is my report

8 bucks to get in: 5 for your vehicle and 3 for the yak. I was surprised and would have thought they would have had better water access.  I didn't have to walk far to get the water but had to slide my yak down a 3ft drop.  With an 80lb kayak and gear isn't fun, especially getting out with wet shoes.

The red stars indicate were I hooked up.  I fished the area as numbered, 1-12. 1, indicating the first place I fished and 12, the last.


The map is showing a year with low water levels.  I would say the water is about 3 to 4 higher than what is indicated.

1-3. didn't come up with anything. The majority of this area was only 3-4ft deep with a couple spots that were 7ft.  I punched the mats, threw a drop-shot, wacky and a fluke with no luck. 

4. had the coolest water in the pond coming in at 72 degrees.  Was able to hook up with a dink but that was about it.

5. gave me the most and best fish of the day.  They were hitting on flukes and drop-shots.   Also came across ~5lb bass, which appeared to be injured, cruising along the weed line. Punched the mats with no luck.

6.  One dink on a fluke.  The area had a huge school of carp that held a massive koi! The guy had to be ~20lbs.

7. Nothing but bluegill and dinks.

8. Caught a dink on a fluke and another punching the mat with a crawl.

9.  One bit, one fish on the fluke.  Threw a drop-shot, fluke and punched the mats

10-11. Nothing

12.  I decided to pull out the fly rod to target bluegill.  Threw a popper which produced about a 6 gills.



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I put in some work today at the preserve.  The area is gorgeous with tons of wildlife, things to look at and plenty of fishie places to fish.

Here is my report. It's my first report, so let me know if I missed anything

The red stars indicate were I hooked up.  I fished the area as numbered, 1-6. 1 indicating the first place I fished and 6, the last.



1. This was my first time fishing the preserve and wasn't too familiar with the area.  This area is super shallow with a ton of bluegill, which would be a blast on the fly rod.

2. I worked this area with a frog, wacky-rig and paddle tail fluke.  The first fish of the day was caught of the wacky and the second was off the fluke. Both fish were dinks

3. (Going west)The tide was going out and my finder was producing a depth of 6-8 feet.  I changed my approach and started to throw spinners and hard swimbaits. Didn't have any luck but they were showing up on the finder. (Going East) The bridged produced a coupld dinks on the fluke. Threw a drop-shot, hard swimbait with no luck. At this time the water was pretty shallow, between 4-6ft

4.  The bridge produced about 8 spots, all dinks.  The drop-shot gave me the best luck along the pilers of the bridge.  The docks looked promising and the finder was showing fish but couldn't get any of them hit.  I though for sure this spot would produce just because of the rocks, the sudden drop offs (3ft to 14ft), and the other structure in the water.  Moving further east didn't produce anything. It looked great, but super shallow and warm! The finder ticked in at 83 degrees.  I took a break under a tree and ate some berries.

5. I fished this area with a fluke, hard swimbait, and a drop-shot.  This stretch of the river had a ton of activity but only yielded only 5 dinks on the fluke.  I would cast super shallow and just before it passed deeper water, I would get a hit.  Fish were jumping everywhere though, they were chasing baitfish about 1 inch in length.

6. Nothing.... not even a minnow breaking the surface.  It looked good but nothing. Here is a pic of the water




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Introductions / Intro - Ready to Rip Some Lip
« on: April 13, 2016, 10:48:39 PM »
Hey Ya'll,

New to town and found you guys.  Can't wait to find new place to fish and to provide back to the community.




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