Anderson: Bass sizes have been improving recently with the average sizes going up to around two to three pounds. You can also expect to find some good crappie catches when you fish near the bridge. Those looking to catch bass should use jigs or wacky-rig worms. Look near the bank and up to seven feet

Berryessa: Those looking for bass might find their catches to be spotty at best with many of the males only looking for nibbles after guarding the nest. Trout are biting in shallow water while the kokanee have been found schooling in 40 to 60 foot waters. The topwater bite is a good bet in the morning while the best places to fish include big island, the Narrows and Skiers Cove.

Calero: Expect to find cloudy waters as well as bass which stick to the weeds. Get the best bites by using lures which are weed free. If you go out on a cloudy day, you might consider using spinnerbaits. Otherwise, you might try Senkos and jigs to get the catches you want.

Chabot: Two plants of catfish last week have improved the ability to catch up to ten pounders. You can pull them in using chicken liver, sardines or mackerel as cutbaits. Find them in the coves. If you are looking to catch the planted trout, you will have to look deep using Power Bait.

Chesbro: Late night fishing produces small bluegill. It is also possible to catch catfish.

Coyote: Look near rocks and cover to get a good reaction bite from bluegill and black bass. Expect to find bass up to three pounds. Best bait to use includes jigs and plastics.

Del Valle: Anchovies ate the best bait to get some great bites on stripers this week. Look near Swallow Bay and the Dam to catch your share of the 8 – 10 pounders. Look near the left side of the dam to score some great trout catches. East Bay and near Marina have been producing catfish catches.

Loch Lomond: Best bite this week has come from the bluegills which can be found in shallow areas with sun. While bass bite has been slow, you can still find them in 10 to 15 foot water.

Los Vaqueros: Best catch this week remains to be striper. You can expect to pull in the average of around 9 pounds. There was about 13 caught which were over 13 pounds on Sunday. Additionally a record tipping 29.09 pound catfish was caught using anchovies in between the piers. The lucky angler was Van Pham of San Leandro.

Mcalpine: You can expect to find catfish and bluegill throughout the day. Also expect to find sturgeon in the lake for the first time. Additionally, there are plenty of trout thanks to the plant for the long weekend.

Quarry Lakes: You can expect at least a fish or two when fishing for trout from the peninsula using Power Bait.

San Luis Reservoir: Cutbaits have been a great way to get catches on catfish which have been beating stripers to the bite. Expect to find a lot with flukes. The forebay is the best place to find stripers. Big Lake offers great catfish catches.

San Pablo Reservoir: Those waiting for the catfish plant next week will still be able to find a lot of great fishing with a trout plant going in this week of 1,700 pounds. This will add to the already good trout fishing. Those looking to get catches on the great bass fishing can get what they are looking for with spinnerbaits, jerkbaits and green pumpkin plastic worms. Look between Scow Canyon to rock wall in the shallows. Worm/Power Egg combos have been a great way to catch the trout hanging out between Bobber Beach and Oaks Point.

Uvas: Night fishing has been producing between one and two catfish each rod. Expect for catches to improve as the weather gets warmer.

Delta Fishing

Frank's Tract: Those looking to catch bass might be disappointed with the slow catches. You can find schoolie striped bass taking swimbaits. Black bass have been nibbling on spinnerbaits and chatterbaits. Look near tules to find many of the black bass, but do not expect much as they are cruising instead of schooling.

Rio Vista: Stripers have been the action of the week with trollers getting action whenever they go between Decker Island and Three Mile Slough. If you are a bank angler, you can try your luck between Sandy Beach and Vista Pier. Additional catches have been spotted above Isleton.

Saltwater Fishing

Berkeley: Trips this week have slacked off this week with The New Easy Rider only getting one Salmon on the Tuesday outing. Potluck boats have been faring better with at least a fish per rod. Halibut has been the main catch with a few stripers. A few salmon have been caught by rock cod boats at islands, but most are catching half limits with a few decent sized lings.

Capitola: Rock fishing has been improving with the halibut coming in from Mile Reef being a common catch. Best bait to use is sardines. While no stripers were caught, a couple were lost at the pier.

Monterey: Even though salmon has slacked off a bit, you can expect to find good striper catches during high tides on the beach between Moss Landing and Monterey. Bass between 10 and 20 pounds have been found biting on hairraisers and pencil poppers. Point Sur and local spots have been good for bottom fishing.

Pacifica: Crab season might be over, but that does not mean that you cannot fill up on stripers. Expect good striper catches using pile or blood worms. You can also expect to find some great perch catches. Plug throwers can use hairraisers and bombers to get the best results.

Pillar Point: Martin’s Beach is a common destination for boats looking to get catches. Limits have been caught on rock fishing trips. Mixed cod have only been found after a full day of work.

San Francisco: Those looking for rays and sharks have been having luck at Oyster Point Pier. South Bay has been a hard bite for stripers and halibut has slowed entirely with few even going out.

Suisun Bay: The occasional striped bass of around 24 inches have been caught with Martines Pier and near Ozol being great places to catch larger sizes of sturgeon.

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• Fishing Report: June 18, 2010 Lakes/Saltwater Anderson: The warm weather is bringing about some good bass fishing. Many are catching bass in the 1-2 pound class. Crappie fishing has been decent but small. Berkeley: Salmon and cod fishing relatively strong in this area. Berryessa: Topwater bass continue to bite well. Camanche: Trout fishing continues to......
• Fishing Report: June 24, 2011 Lake fishing was dominated by trout and catfish this week. Anderson: Bass fishing is the best bite right now on the lake. The best spots to get the biggest fish are in the shallows. Last week a 9 pound bass was caught, but the majority of catches ranged from 1......
• Fishing Report: July 22, 2011 Lake Fishing Anderson: Bass is the main catch here with 1 – 2 pounds being the average. While all manner of fishing will work, you can get the best catches in the morning with crankbaits and spinnerbaits. Later day fishing will get better results with Senkos. You can also expect......
• Fishing Report: December 11, 2009 Striped Bass, Crab and Halibut In Berkeley/Emeryville, there hasn't been a crab trip this week. The last went on Saturday, but it did come back with its limit of crab. Sand dabs aren't found, however, and fish aren't biting anywhere but near the shore, and that's poor, too. San......
• Fishing Report: October 9, 2009 Lake Fishing - In Amador, the trout plants are beginning during this week, and we are going to see about 15 tons worth of trout going in by the time the week is over. This is 30,000 pounds worth of trout going in at around the 2lb class. This is......

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Amador: Those who are looking to pick up a great collection of fish are going to want head to Amador. Over 4,000 pounds of fish have been planted in the lake, with 1,000 coming from the state and 3,000 planted by the lake. The fish are swimming fairly shallow and are hugging the shoreline, making it easy for fishermen with White Power Bait to grab some fish.

Anderson: Head to the deeper points of the lake, and the channels, if you want to catch some fish. The lake levels are dropping, pushing the fish to these areas. If you are looking for crappie, head near the submerged trees. Deep Drop-shots are going to be the best for any type of fish you are trying to pick up.

Camanche: This is a strong location for trout fishing, as some plants are going into both the lake and the pond areas. Most are pulling in limits of trout up to 3 pounds. Head near the Dam and Hat Island if you want the best bite. This is not a strong location for bass fishing.

Chabot: Head to Indian Cove, Raccoon Point, and the Dam. Limits of trout are coming in, especially in these areas. Most are pulling up fish that are 1 pound, with some pulling up some 5 pounders.

Calero: The bass in the area are swimming deep. You are going to need Jigs if you want to get the best bite possible.

Chesbro: Avoid this location at all costs over the next week or two. Any reports out of the lake are claiming that it is incredibly slow with few, if any, bites.

Coyote: If you are fishing from the shore, you are going to be able to pick up some bass, with luck. Boaters will not be able to head back out onto the lake until April.

Del Valle: Trout fishing has been strong over the last week, as there were two different plants. A third plant of 1,200 is going in immediately. Head to the narrows and to the dam if you want a strong bite. Use power bait.

Lafayette: This has been one of the strongest trout fishing locations over the last week or two. Limits are coming in on boats. The south end of the lake is noted as the strongest location. A plant of 1,500 pounds went in over the last week, and another plant of 1,000 is going in this week.

Los Vaqueros: Will continue to be a strong location for trout fishing over the next few weeks. A plant of 1,200 pounds of trout went in this week. Some stripers are being caught thanks to the plant of trout. Catfish bite is practically non existent in this area.

McAlpine: If you want to get the best trout bite, head in the morning and in the late evenings. Night Crawlers are picking up the most bites. Bass have gone deeper but are being picked up by those who use plastics. If you are trying for catfish, head in the afternoon and use cutbaits.

Quarry Lakes: Head to Fishermen’s Row if you want to pick up the strongest trout bite in the area. Kiosk Cove and the Peninsula are also good locations. Use Gold Kastmasters and Night Crawlers if you want the best fishing in the area.

San Luis Reservoir: Head to the forebay if you want striped bass, and use small jerk baits. Larger bass are being picked up in the big lake by those who are using mudsuckers.

San Pablo Bay: Slow tides have hampered fishing somewhat. The weekend tides are going to be stronger for fishing, especially for stripers and sturgeon. Use ghost shrimp.

Pacifica: There is a large amount of crab in the area, but half of them are soft and must be sent back in. Snares are having the greatest amount of success.

UVAS: UVAS is going to be slow for a while, as this location is notorious for being fairly empty during these months.

Deltas

Antioch: Head to False River and Decker Island if you want the best striped bass bite in the area. Some are catching stripers up to 15 pounds. If you want sturgeon, head to Broad Slough.

Benicia: Head to Glomar and the Mothball Fleet with Bullheads if you want striped bass. Head to Chain Island if you are looking for sturgeon.

Frank’s Tract: The tract has plenty of bass and striped bass for those using white swim baits. Black bass has been ok, but are not biting hard. Senkos have been the best way to try to grab the black bass.

Pittsburg: The sturgeon bite is still relatively strong in this area. Head to Buoys 33, 34, 1, and 2 for the best bite. Other strong locations in clued the Firing Line, Chain Island, and Broad Slough. Head toward deeper water for the best bite.

Rio Vista: The area of the Power Lines, Cache Slough, Light 12 and Light 14 are producing the best sturgeon bite. Use Eel if you want the best bites possible. Schoolies of Stripers are coming in near Decker and Sherman Island. Use shad or mudsuckers to grab these fish.

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• Fishing Report: September 17, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Head to the rocky points at get around 35 feet deep if you are looking to catch bass. They are going to start to change into their fall pattern, meaning that earlier locations simply wont bring in a good catch. There are a lot of bass......
• Fishing Report: December 17, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Berkeley: People are hitting crab limits nearly every time they go out. Some are going to be pulling in a decent amount of shrimp as well. Strong area for both. Berryessa: You are going to need to stay high if you want to pick up the trout......
• Fishing Report: July 02, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Look to the dam and the south end of the lake for the best fishing in the area. If you are going for bass, go fishing toward midday. Berryessa: Fishing has been good from morning until mid-afternoon. Go toward the weed edges to find the best......
• Fishing Report: March 12, 2010 Sturgeon, Black Bass, Crab and Halibut Frank's Tract had been seeing the bass bite improving, but lately with the weather all over the place there's just no consistency in the way the fish are moving and biting. It's anybody guess where they'll bite or whether they'll bite until the weather......
• Fishing Report – September 3, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Those who are looking for some decent small bass bites are going to need to get to about 15 feet deep. The fishing has been a little difficult thanks to the recent cold front. The fish are going down further in the water, making them harder......

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Anderson: Those who are looking to grab some great small bass are going to want to head to this particular location. Anderson has bass in fall patterns, making them fairly easy to catch. Head to the north end of the lake if you want to get the best bite, especially near the rocks. Use dart-headed grubs if you want to get as many fish as possible.

Berryessa: Head to the offshore structure if you want the best fishing in the area. Sharp outcropping and creek channels are going to be the best bet, especially for those who are using drop-shots or spoons. Fishing can be somewhat on and off in this location, but has been fairly solid over the least week.

Bon Tempe: If you are looking for a strong bite in the future you are going to want to head to Bon Tempe. The location saw a recent plant of 1,000 pounds of fishing, meaning that there will be plenty of fish for you to pick up over the next few weeks.

Camanche: There is a trout pound at the south shore, a great location for anyone looking to pick up their limits of trout. People have been walking away from the area with limits, and have been doing so in near record time. You are going to want to use night crawlers or power bait if you want to get the best fishing in the area. Bass fishing continue to be strong in this area as well, a does the catfish bite. Use anchovies and sardines if you are trying to find the best catfish in the lake.

Chabot: If you want to have the better fishing in the area you are going to need to get into a boat. Those who have been getting out in boats have been faring better than those who are fishing from the shore. If you are going to attempt to fish on the shore, you are going to want to head to Alder Point and Coots Landings, the hottest fishing spots over the last two weeks.

Calero: It is going to be somewhat difficult to grab bass in the area as they are getting right into the weed mats. If you are going to attempt to hit this area up for fishing, head in the morning and use spinnerbaits and topwater lures.

Chesbro: If you are looking for a strong bluegill catch, you are going to want to head to Chesbro. The location has been strong for both bluegill and catfish. The creek inlet is bring in the best catfish bite in the entire area.

Clear: There has been a strong crappie bite at this particular location, as well as a somewhat strong catfish bite. Those who are using live minnows are going to be catching a few bass as well. You are going to want to get to about 20 feet deep to find the bass in the area.

Coyote: Most of the fishermen in the area are coming away empty handed and disappointed. You cannot go out on the lake, and must only fish from the shore. Bass bites are few and far between for those who are on the shore.

Del Valle: If you are looking for some strong trout fishing in the area you are going to want to head to Del Valle. Head to the narrows if you want the best trout fishing at the lake. Those looking for success in the area will also want to check out the east beach and the south end of the lake.

Lake San Antonio: This has been a prime location for anyone who is looking for a strong catfish bite. Those who are looking for bass are walking away somewhat empty-handed in this area.

Los Vaqueros: Those who are looking for a strong trout bite will want to head to this area, as there will be a plant of 1,200 pounds going in over the early weekend. This is what will be strong in the area, as both stripers and catfish have been reported to be few and far between.

McAlpine: This weekend is going to hold a catfish derby. If you are looking to hit the area up anyway, you are going to find some strong trout bites in the afternoon. Bass are going to anything on the surface, and catfish have been biting well as of late.

Quarry Lakes: There was a small plant of trout that went into the lake over the last week, up to 750 pounds. Head to the peninsula or to the back of the horseshoe if you are looking for a good trout bite.

San Luis Reservoir: There are some large stripers being caught in the area, especially to those who are near the pumps located on the main lake. If you want more success, head to Portuguese Cove.

UVAS: You need to head to the back of the lake, near the dam, if you want to get fish in this area. Bass are biting, especially for those who are using brush hogs.

Deltas

Frank’s Tract: Striped bass are coming in for topwater bites thanks to the incoming tide. While many of the fish are on the smaller side, there is an abundance of them.

Pittsburg: Head to Chain Island and to Collinsville – these are providing the strongest striped bass bite in the area. Reports also indicate that sturgeon fishing is strong in this particular location.

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• Fishing Report: January 14, 2011 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: If you are planning on taking a boat out know that the launch ramp is low. You will be able to use it, but it may be a little difficult. Use reaction baits if you are trying to get some bass at the lake. Berryessa:......
• Fishing Report: September 17, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Head to the rocky points at get around 35 feet deep if you are looking to catch bass. They are going to start to change into their fall pattern, meaning that earlier locations simply wont bring in a good catch. There are a lot of bass......
• Fishing Report: November 12, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Anyone looking to pick up a good bass bite is going to want to use drop shots off of the main points of the lake. The north end deep ledges are also perfect for both drop shots and dart heading.  Most are pulling in fish that......
• Fishing Report: August 20, 2010 Lakes/Saltwater Anderson: Fishing has been relatively weak in this area for the last week or so. While there are some small bass that are being caught, catches are few and far between. Look to fish near the bridge to get the best bite available. Berkeley: Salmon fishing has been on......
• Fishing Report: October 1, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: If you are looking for bass, you need to head to deeper water. If you are going to head by the rock piles you are going to want to use a drop-shot. Berkeley: Limits of Rock cod are coming in off of the area. Those who......

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Lakes and Saltwater

Berryessa: If you want to get the best bite on this lake you need to get there in the morning or in the late afternoon or night. Bass fishing is poor during the day but strong during the other parts of the day.

Berkely: Limits of rock cod are being round in the area. Halibut fishing is somewhat decent as well, as is striper fishing. Look to Seal Rock for Halibut. Avoid Duxbury, no real salmon there.

Bodega Bay: Go to the beaches to get Halibut. Salmon Creek Beach and Russian River providing the best catch. Cod limits are being found. Salmon have not been caught for a few days.

Calero: Somewhat strong bass and bluegill fishing in the area.

Camanche: Bass fishers are pulling in limits during the morning. Catfish fishing is somewhat strong at night, especially for those who are near the Upriver.

Capitola: Rock cod has only been somewhat decent at best

Chabot: The only fishing that is somewhat decent in the lake is Catfish. The west shore has brought about some of the larger catfish in the area.

Clear: Catfish bite has been consistent, especially in places near Nice and Kelseyville. Clear Lake has been difficult to fish because of the algae bloom in the area. Look to Konocti Bay if you want to have a decent bass fishing trip. Crappie can be found by all of the docks in the area. Bluegill is available as well near the islands.

Collins Lake: Trout fishing has been relatively strong in the area, regardless of the hot weather. 15 pound catfish was found in the area within the last week.

Del Valle: Go to the dam if you want to find a strong striped bass bite. Large bass are being caught on a regular basis, especially near Hetch Hetchy. Do not come to the area for trout, as trout fishing is slow at best.

Emeryville: Rock Cod limits are being found, with a few Halibut and a few striped bass.

LaFayette: Catfish has been good thanks to two separate plants. Look to the docks to catch the bass, bluegill, and crappie in the area. Trout are being found toward the south end of the lake, but trout fishing is somewhat slow.

Lake Lagunitas: a 500 pound plant of trout went into the lake last week. Trout fishing should be somewhat decent in the area.

Lake Lomond: Bluegill is somewhat strong on the west side of the lake, by the islands. Small bass are also being found in the location.

Lake San Antonio: Go to Harris Creek to find Stripers in the coves. The area also has Smallmouth Bass.

Los Vaqueros: Go to the rock wall to find a strong striper bite.  Multiple 10+ pounders have been found in the area over the last week. Catfish are also being caught in the lake, making this a strong fishing location for the week.

McAlpine: Catfish biting is somewhat strong in the mornings. Bassk and trout has been decent in the area.

New Melones: Those looking for a strong Kokanee bite should look to the area. Trout and bass have both been strong in the area, as has catfishing. This is a strong fishing location this week, providing plenty of limits. Kokanee are being found near the spillway dam, and by Carson cove. Spotted bass can be founding the upriver area.

Pardee: Trout and Kokanee are being found near the damn, near the mouth of the river, and near the south end of the lake. Rainbow Point is providing a strong trout bite, and catfish are being round at the south end of the lake.

San Pablo Bay: Minuts tides have made this spot somewhat difficult for fishing. Should get better this week.

San Pablo Reservoir: Catfish bite is starting to get stronger and trout fishing is starting to drop off. The morning is the best for any fishing in the area. Look to late afternoon for decent fishing around the pines.

Shadow Cliffs: Go to the panhandle to find a strong catfish bite. Any fishermen that manage to get deep in the water are still managing to get trout.

Shasta: Trout fishing is decent around the entire area. Trout are stronger near Arbuckle to those who get down to 50 feet. Salmon are catching near the dam. The bite has been the best at night.

Suisun Bay: Strong wind has made fishing somewhat slow in the area.

Quarry Lakes: Go to the backside of the lake during the morning or night to find a somewhat decent catfish bite. Trout are somewhat strong in Fishermen’s Row.

Deltas and Rivers:

Antioch: Catfish is somewhat decent in the area, as are stripers. Look to the sloughs if you are looking to catch panfish.

Franks Tract: Fish are small in the area, and there are no stripers found in the area.

Pittsburg: Fishing is slow at best in the area. Few sturgeon and stripers are being caught.

Rio Vista: Small striped bass are being found in the area. Look to Montezuma Slough to find sturgeon. Catfish are being round in the backs of the sloughs in this particular area.

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• Fishing Report: September 10, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Anyone looking to get some good bass fishing in should look to 15 feet deep. The best fishing is coming to those using robo worms. Do not head to this location for crappie. Berkeley: The recent weather has made the area somewhat difficult to fish. Halibut......
• California Fishing Report: May 29, 2009 The Feather River, which runs into the Sacramento Bay, is experiencing a number of schools milling around the confluence, and more just up from there between Boyd's Pump and Shanghai Bend. You can fish here early or late for the best results, but make sure to bring the right bait......
• Fishing Report: July 9, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: bass bite is relatively consistent, making this a strong fishing location. Almanor: Get to the area in the morning if you are trying to get the best bites. Go 40 feet to get the best trout. Salmon can be found near the intake tower, and also......
• Fishing Report: November 5, 2010 Lakes and Saltwater Anderson: Those who are looking to grab some great small bass are going to want to head to this particular location. Anderson has bass in fall patterns, making them fairly easy to catch. Head to the north end of the lake if you want to get the......
• Fishing Report: August 13, 2010 Lakes/Saltwater Anderson: Great spot for anyone looking for a strong bluegill bite or crappie bite. Head to the backside of the bridge for the best fishing in the area. Best catches are going to those using red worms and wax worms. Berkeley: Rocky Point and Muir Beach had Salmon and......

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Lakes/Saltwater

Anderson: Look for bass in the one to two pound range in this area. Crappie are found behind the bridge.

Berryessa: Fish that stay toward the top of the water are biting. The areas close to the west shore are giving fisherman the best bite, and are doing so in the morning hours. Those fishing later in the day are having less luck. Bass are biting, at a size of around 2 to 3 pounds.

Berkeley: Bad weather has made this a semi-difficult area for fishing. Halibut is managing to catch somewhat decently.

Bon Tempe: Large plant of fish in Bon Tempe. The lake saw 1,000 pounds one week ago and 1,000 pounds a few days ago. Final plants of the season for Bon Tempe. Lagunitas also received another plant, receiving 500 pounds. This plant was about one week ago.

Capitola: Look for good amounts of Rock-Cod in the area near the kelp beds. Browns are also available in the area. Kelp beds have also produced good halibut fishing, as has the Santa Cruz Harbor and the shallow areas of New Brighten Beach. Those who are looking for sardines should look toward the surf area. Those looking for striped bass should look to the Capitola pear at night.

Chabot: Decent water temperatures are bringing about decent bites. Some are managing to catch trout when fishing at 10-15 feet below the water. The trout that are being caught are relatively slow. Bass and catfish catches are also relatively slow

Calero: Easy to find bass of up to 4 pounds with drop-shotted plastics. Crappie are being found on both sides of the boat dock.

Chesbro: Look to catch decent sized catfish at night with mackerel and anchovies. Do not look to Chesbro for your bass fishing.

Contra Loma: Contra Loma hasn’t been the best place for fishing over the last week or so. Fishing is slow at best. Some fishermen are getting catfish or trout near Channel Point with worms.

Coyote: Do not look to Coyote for fishing this week. Multiple fishermen reports incredibly slow fishing in this area.

Del Valle: The dam area is providing a decent level of Striped Bass. Some are catching striped bass upwards of 7 pounds with anchovies. Trout are starting to bite as well near the east swim beach, the dam, and the lower narrows.

Emeryville: Halibut and striped bass continue to bite in the area.

Lafayette: Some are still managing to catch trout in the area, but trout fishing is still slowing down. Catfish and bass are also getting picked up in the area, especially near the west and south ends of the lake.

Loch Lomond: Bass are finally moving around the lake, making them easier to catch. High water temperature, up to 70 degrees. Fishermen also managing to catch Sunfish.

Los Vaqueros: The weather has not been kind to the fishermen trying to get into Los Vaqueros. Wind is keeping boaters from getting out on the lake, making fishing difficult at best. The north side of the lake is providing a decent amount of trout, however, with an 18 pounder caught within the last week.

McAlpine: Trout are going for power bait, and bass are going for frog patterns. Fishermen finding good amounts of Catfish with night crawlers at night.

Monterey: Also a great place for rock-cod fishing. Those at Point Sur. Getting their limits.

Pacifica: Rockaway and Linda Mar producing good amounts of striped ass in the morning and the evening. Those looking for Crab should look to the Pacifica Pier.

Pillar Point: Multiple boats have seen great rock-cod catches in the area.

San Francisco Bay: Look to the area for striped bass larger than 25 inches. Halibut are still biting sparingly around the Bay Bridge.

San Pablo Reservoir: Shore fishermen are managing to catch their limit of trout. The area is getting 1,500 pound plants on a weekly basis, making this a great area for fishing.

San Pablo Bay: Look for improved conditions for halibut and striped bass fishing. Look for Angel Island, Paradise, and Red Rock for your fishing needs in the area.

Santa Cruz: Those looking for Salmon should give up on Santa Cruz, as the Salmon are no longer in the area. Halibut are still biting in the area.

Shadow Cliffs: Fishermen in the area are somewhat confused: a plant of 2,000 pounds of trout has not helped the fishing in the area. The trout are going deeper into the lake, making it difficult for those who cannot get that far down.

Suisun Bay: Look to Buoy 2 for your sturgeon fishing.  Ghost shrimp have been managing to catch sturgeon over 60 inches.

Quarry Lakes: Another lake that has seen a plant of trout in the last week. 800 pounds has made Quarry Lakes a great spot for trout fishing. Fishermen are finding that night crawlers work best.

UVAS: Good bass fishing in the area, especially with Robo-worms and Senkos. Look to get to the Peninsula for the best fishing in the area. Many are saying that all spots on the road side are seeing good bites fro m bass.

Rivers and Deltas:

Antioch: Like many areas, fishing has been slow. Black bass and catfish are being found at Holland Tract and Whiskey Slough.

Franks Tract: Also seeing issues, as far as fishing is concerned. Many having trouble catching bass. Lower Sherman Island is giving fishermen decent catfish catches.

Klamath River: Great for catching Salmon, thanks to the spring run. Some 30 pounders have been caught toward the lower part of the area.

Rio Vista: Striped bass are catching, especial toward the mouth of Old Sacramento. Fishermen are also managing to find Sturgeon above the bridge. Look toward the Cache Slough and Power lines for your Sturgeon fishing.

Russian River: The weather has hurt the fishing in the area, with rain driving away the fishing. Look for decent Shad fishing in the early afternoon.

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• Fishing Report: July 24th, 2009 Prospects are good for all fish all around, but knowing where to find the right bite is the best way to get the most out of your fishing endeavor. Here is a look at what's biting, and more importantly, where. Lake Fishing: Bass: In the early and late hours you......
• Fishing Report for June 13th, 2009 The fishing was so insane this past week that it is hard to know exactly where to begin. The mid bay, for example, went fairly insane over the span of this past weekend. The average Pacific Halibut that were caught in Eureka and by Shelter Cove were better than 40lbs.......
• Fishing Report: June 10, 2011 Lake fishing has seen a lot of improvement this week with a few plants. Trout is the best catch in most locations. Berryessa: Best spots for this week are in between Big Island, the Narrows and Ranch House. Fishing for bass is best done at above 15 feet. Best bait......
• Fishing Report: June 17, 2011 Lake fishing has seen a lot of bass and trout fishing while catfish and stripers have been less productive. Berryessa: You can find scattered fish at the Narrows and Skier’s Cove. Trout have been found at 25 feet using small bass fry. Kokanee are currently being found in deeper water......
• Fishing Report: June 03, 2011 Lake fishing this week has dropped off significantly from last week. While the plants had increased the amount of fish in some spots, there was not many which were being seen this Memorial Day weekend. Fishing is expected to pick up soon as the weather warms and the waters return......

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