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Topic: Shadow Cliffs Pleasanton 6-2-10  (Read 1819 times)

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kickfish

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Hi All,

I finally got a half way decent trout at Shadow Cliffs in Pleasanton today.  6-2-10.  I was on the water at 7 am and had four trout by 9:00 am.  All 12" to 14 " and all DFG planters.  Then, it went dead for me. No bites for around a couple of hours.

Half of the DFG fish I  still catch have the pink meat.  The others are white meat.

At 11 am I get a nice bit and can feel it has some pull to it.  It jumps out of the water behind me. After a while I can feel the anchor rope on my line.  I am only using 4 lb test and it was rubbing pretty hard.  I decide to back off the drag and put my pole between my knees.  I start pulling up my anchor rope and I can see the fish had wrapped my line a few times around my anchor.  I got mud from the anchor all over my fish-finder, lap, hands and kayak.  I finally get the wrap undone, pull in the fish and net it.  It was 3 lbs 9 oz and 19".  All in all a good day.

Yesterday, I had five trout in 40 mins time.  All trout on green (chartreuse with giltter) power bait. 28 to 32 ft of water.

Ken kickfish







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Beautiful fish. Glad you were able to pull in the big one.


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Nice catches!  Thanks for the report and picture Ken.
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Great report, Ken.  Good action at a spot you know well, a fatty at the end, info on bait and depth, pics...  You're like an old vet at this.   :smt002

Nice to see you.   :smt001
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