Tips for lake Natoma?

I've always been a multi species angler, but being new to the area, it is a large change. I spend a lot of time with my family on lake Natoma, and recently have been trying it out for the fishing. Does anyone have any good tips for fishing the multiple species of fish that are in the lake?

lower lake: senko's in lemon lime or green.
middle lake: live minnows
upper lake/canyon: live minnows for bass and trout or shad rap for trout


patience, lots of it

Awesome pointers right there.

Imitate a tui chub.

Thanks! I might have some shad raps in my bass gear. Not sure if the minnow bucket made the move from Indiana.

Go with someone who knows the lake

I'll have to find you out there and follow you around.

Actually heading out there sometime in the next three days. Bass bite is good right now

I'll be out there this weekend, but not sure on when yet. It's my wife and my anniversary weekend, so will be planning around that.

Just got back from Natoma. Launched a Willow Creek to check out that area. Only fished a few minutes with a small shallow runner, but saw no action. I need electronics to learn the channels and see where fish are holding.

I'd like to go Sunday if anyone's up for it?

I'd like to go Sunday if anyone's up for it?

I'm down for that. When and where?

I'm actually headed to Natoma right now. My wife and I bought some used SUPs from Adventure Sports and are headed out to try them out.

Early is better than late for me. I only fished there once though. I go to Folsom 4 days a week . 
How does 7 sound?