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Topic: Drought prompts truck and release of salmon smolts in Rio Vista  (Read 829 times)

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Hojoman

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I wish I knew where the San pablo bay pen is!  :smt010 Can u say striper feeding frenzy! :smt007
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A few years ago I heard about a release near the Antioch Bridge, specifically north end and a little to the east.

Took a drive a few days later to take a look from the levee, even days later the salmon were still in the area and the birds and PBs were still working it, saw birds get quite a few, and the PBs were plugging and picking up stripers, in the 15-20" range,

So keep your ears open, you may be able to get on it.