That's kind of slick.  I'm glad it works for you.  I have a native and stand up most of the time when I'm fly casting.  So many things to tangle on....  I use a plastic waste basket that helps a bit.

Fished out of Korth's this morning.  Went upstream on the San Joaquin.  A pretty slow day for me.  I think I caught 3 fish.  All undersized, the biggest was maybe 14".  Caught 2 on topwater and 1 on streamer.  A beautiful morning- all hazy and foggy.  The hunters were going off on Venice Island.  I fished upstream past potato slough on the incoming tide.  Back to the truck around 11 am.  Not a lot of traffic on the water.  Coming over Antioch bridge, I didn't see many boats on the water.  Not many boats on water in Rio Vista either.

Couple of shakers out on the San Joaquin on Saturday.  Looking for moving water on the incoming tide.  Pretty high tide as I could see over the levees. 

Went out of Hogback and went upstream to the ferry.  Caught a few stripping streamers today.  Had a few teases on the deer hair bass bug, but no takers.  It's been a while since I caught a striper.  Got a keeper today ~21".

what kina cam u slanging for dem pix?  crazy good rez.  Nice bass n thx 4 that report

just plain ole camera phone.

Exploring the delta a little more this weekend.

Saturday fished the San Joaquin and launched out of Dos Reis Park in Lathrop.  I fished a couple hours down river and didn't get one bite.  Packed up and launched out of the city launch in Rio Vista and peddled up past the bridge.   Got a couple small largemouth. 
Sunday launched out of Viera's ($20....!).  Peddled up the Sac past the ferry.  Pretty tiring peddling against current and tide.  Mental note not to do that again.  Water was pretty muddy in both locations.

No fish of size and no stripers.  A pretty frustrating weekend of wind and current.

Anyone fly fish for stripers inside the bay and care to give a tip on where to start? - I've only been fishing the freshwater and am wondering if the bay proper would be better during summer with cooler water out there.

I would recommend a few in person casting lessons.  I say this mostly because it is easy to pick up bad casting technique and someone else watching you makes it way easier to correct.  It's hard to unlearn bad technique once you get comfortable with it.  Maybe you have a local fly club in your area? 

Fished out on the San Joaquin on Sunday.  Caught 7 stripers in about 4 hours in the morning.  All were undersized with exception of maybe one.  They were particularly feisty and I thought all were larger fish until I saw them.  A couple of larger followers when fish were on.  One close encounter with a sea lion while fish was on.  Swooped fish into kayak and let if flop about until I thought coast was clear.  All fish caught on the riprap where drop off to deep water was quick.  I didn't catch any fish in the shallows.  The fish didn't care for a steady retrieve.  All came on pause between strips on erratic retrieve. 

Out going tide and the current wasn't very strong current.  Water temp was about 63F.  Nice morning out.  A little breeze but not enough to mess with casting, just enough to cool off.