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Topic: Del Valle  (Read 1616 times)

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BML

  • Salmon
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  • Location: Rocklin,CA
  • Date Registered: Feb 2009
  • Posts: 203
Going to Del Valle tomorrow. Anyone care to share any tips or knowledge of cat fishin in the lake. Its been a few years since ive landed a kitty and for some reason im craving.


Sailfish

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Going to Del Valle tomorrow. Anyone care to share any tips or knowledge of cat fishin in the lake. Its been a few years since ive landed a kitty and for some reason im craving.

I'm craving for one too (not for eating just CP&R).  But I'll catch one from Lake Chabot today  :smt003  Try the area on the left across from the main launch area.  Lots of good structures for Kitties.
"Life is not about waiting for the storms to pass...it's about learning how to dance in the rain."


BML

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thanks for the response I was prepared to paddle all the way to the other end of the lake


mooch

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Hey Ramsey,

I've done good with a 3 way swivel set up with 2 lively night crawlers on the hook (keep you worms on a small cooler to keep 'em lively). When the water temp is warmer than usual, I'll paddle really slow (trooch) or drift along the submerged logs and rock piles. If the water temp is cool, you'll be better off parking it and soaking bait with a smelly mackerel. Good luck brother!


 

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