Actually if you go to the "Kayak fishing zone" just below the "News" section and expand it you will find the "Hook ups and fishing reports".

Thanks everyone for the positivity, I'm often reluctant to post fishing reports with no fish but many of the "no fish" fishing reports I've read have been helpful to me so sharing the skunk. 

Time OTW priceless  along with the smells of aromatic pines

 just looked it up Spilt milt productions…. Worth checking out!

Hey Sledge great to see you so active again on NCKA and your right the pines and clean air were smelling extra good. Also thanks for the Spilt Milt recommendations, been watching a bunch of dudes videos.

Tsuri, Don't get discouraged. Bullards Bar can be tough fishing this time of year. They are starting to stack up, head up the Yuba River arm and are 100+ feet deep. If you're looking for a little redemption, a few of us are headed to Sly Creek this Saturday. The fishing there is far superior than BB in both size and quality. Much more kayak friendly lake too. Hardly any boat traffic or lake lice.
Kevin

Right on Kevin good information, you're for sure one of those Kokanee guys I want to tag along with and Sly Creek does sound like a step up despite the extra driving time.

Sadly this weekend is my wife's birthday and I may have other obligations....then again she might prefer if I went out of town? 

Looking forward to continue to figure out how to angle these tricky little Salmon.

So storm moved in for Saturday ended up taking the long road to Truckee up 49 on Friday, figured I'd have a quick visit with my friend in Sierra City and scope out this Bullards Bar spot. Timing wasn't great arriving mid day and trying out gear I've never used for a species I've never targeted......Kokanee.

Running a long noodle rod, conventional line counter reel and 10# mono I trolled an unbaited wedding ring (missed picking up corn in Yuba City) behind a dodger with a 3oz clip on weight at .8 to 1.2 knots 80' to 100' deep for about 4 hours. Surface temperature was just about 78° but I had hoped the incoming storm and clouds would still make it happen.

I would join you - I’ve never fished Tahoe - but I’m headed to SD next weekend. I’m gonna try a few hours on a rental yak at La Jolla.

Shucks, well scope that spot out I want to go there as well!

Thanks for the report Eric, granola and unsweetened yogurt for me please!

 

Been thinking about getting out to that same area for the first time myself, thanks for the report!

Looks like your top speed was over 21MPH....🙂

I think you got it right, Saturdays conditions look really good at the moment. Be sure to check again the night before you go and also you can check the NOAA Marine Point Forecast for HMB as well.

https://marine.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=37.65&lon=-122.36

This tends to show more of of a pessimistic view of the conditions compared to Windy. I like to check them both sometimes they don't agree on what the future will bring.

Have fun and post a report if you go!

I have Muir shore fishing report but it's from about 40 years ago.🙂

Never got much from the beach but didn't have much beach experience at the time. I was able to get perch and sometimes small rockfish and greening casting from the rocks to the south.