Plastics, punching get Franks Tract bass

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Soft plastics and punching are the best way to go. Green pumpkin is the key color. Lots of small fish but larger bass to 4 and 5 pounds come from those punching mats. Buzz baits work first thing in the morning. Hook, Line & Sinker (925) 625-2441

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Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, July 16th, 2015
Lake Almanor: Trout stacked at Hamilton Branch
Lake Amador: More swimmers than anglers at Amador
Anderson Reservoir: Bass deep in Anderson
Lake Berryessa: Koke bite scattered at Berryessa
Bucks Lake: Early koke bite at Bucks
Calero Lake: Frog bite at Calero
Lake Camanche: Good cat bite at Camanche
Caples Lake: Caples full of water, fish
Lake Chabot: Slow bite at Chabot
: Small bass at Chesbro
Clear Lake: Strong bass bite at Clear Lake
Collins Lake: Collins a summer bath tub
Contra Loma Reservoir: Contra Loma cats take top billing
Convict Lake: Convict Lake and creek producing trout
Coyote Lake: Fair bass numbers at Coyote
Lake Davis: Slow bite continues at Davis
Del Valle Lake: Stripers, cats biting at Del Valle
Donner Lake: Koke bite improving at Donner
Don Pedro Reservoir: Don Pedro success requires work
Gold Lake: Gold Lake Basin good trout bet
Indian Creek Reservoir: Indian Creek producing trout
June Lake Loop: All Loop lakes producing
Lafayette Reservoir: Good action at Lafayette
Lewiston Lake: Lewiston trout bite holding its own
Lopez Lake : Panfish biting at Lopez
Los Vaqueros Reservoir: Trout continue to bite at LV
Mammoth Lakes Basin: Great trout bite in Mammoth Basin
Lake Mendocino: Low water may close Mendo launch
Lake Oroville: Summer pattern at Oroville
Prosser Reservoir: Smallies bite at Prosser
Quarry Lakes: Scattered catfish bite at Quarry Lakes
San Luis Reservoir: Grass plaguing anglers at San Luis
San Pablo Reservoir: Cats improving, trout slowing at San Pablo
Santa Margarita Lake: Bass bite so-so at Santa Margarita
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir: Boaters get cats at Shadow Cliffs
Shasta Lake: Shasta action best in evening
Shaver Lake: Slow bite at Shaver
Lake Sonoma: Sonoma kicking out small bass
Stampede Reservoir: Stampede fish in deep water
Trinity Lake: Trinity bass continue to cooperate
Tulloch Reservoir : Tulloch traffic tough on anglers
Uvas Reservoir: Cats, bass at Uvas
Virginia Lakes: Virginieas remain a hot spot
Carson River: East Carson clear
Napa River: Shaker stripers make up Napa catch
Sacramento River: Shad lingering near Colusa
Sacramento River: Shad, stripers biting near Chico
Trinity River: Salmon action sputtering on Trinity
Sacramento Delta: Live mudsuckers get Antioch stripers
: Benicia shoreline bite slow
Sacramento Delta: Pittsburg a tough challenge
Sacramento Delta: Largemouth, cats biting near Rio Vista
Sacramento Delta: Slow bite in Stockton
: Lings, halibut in Capitola
: Halibut, cod bite in Crescent City
: Big halibut hooked in Eureka
: Plenty of lings, few salmon in Fort Bragg
: Monterey rock cod bite automatic
: Salmon teasing Pacifica Pier anglers
: SFBay striper parade continues
Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Wednesday, July 8th, 2015
Lake Almanor: Almanor trout in Hamilton Branch
Lake Amador: Cats scratching at Amador
Anderson Reservoir: Variety working at Anderson
Bass Lake: Bass Lake living to its name
Lake Berryessa: Bass good, trout, kokes tough at Berryessa
Boca Reservoir: Shrinking Boca still producing
Butte Lake: Butt powerhouse running
Calero Lake: Bluegill, crappie at Calero
Lake Camanche: Camanche cats prowl at night
Caples Lake: Caples planters willing
Clear Lake: Clear Lake clear in north
Collins Lake: Warm water, slow bite at Collins
Convict Lake: Convict Lake trout bite continues
Coyote Lake: Small bass biting at Coyote
Crowley Lake: Trout, perch both biting at Crowley
Lake Davis: Davis trout bite improvies
Del Valle Lake: DV stripers, cats biting
Donner Lake: Donner a challenge
Eagle Lake: Water warming, trout deeper at Eagle
Indian Creek Reservoir: Trout bite hot at Indian Creek
Jackson Meadows Reservoir: Steady bite at Jackson Meadows
June Lake Loop: Large trout in June Loop
Lafayette Reservoir: Cats biting at Lafayette
Lewiston Lake: Slow bite at Lewiston
Lopez Lake : Warmwater fish bite at Lopez
Los Vaqueros Reservoir: LV producing trout limits
Mammoth Lakes Basin: Bonus plants aid Mammoth basis
Lake Mendocino: Mendo anglers drop-shot for cats
New Melones Reservoir: Cats bite best at New Melones
Lake Oroville: Dinkfest at Oroville
Pardee Reservoir: Pardee closes Friday
Prosser Reservoir: Choices at Prosser
Quarry Lakes: Quarry cats starting to bite
San Luis Reservoir: Small stripers at San Luis
San Pablo Reservoir: Bite slowing at San Pablo
Santa Margarita Lake: Early, late best at Santa Margarita
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir: All cats at Shadow Cliffs
Shasta Lake: Shallow early, deep mid-day for Shasta bass
Lake Sonoma: Bass along Sonoma weed edges
Stampede Reservoir: Stampede shrinking, kokes retreating
Trinity Lake: Trinity bass bite early, late
Uvas Reservoir: Uvas cat bite decent
Carson River: Carson forks well stocked
Napa River: Napa River full of shakers
Pit River: Pit worth a trip
Sacramento River: Stripers worth seeking in Colusa
Sacramento River: Stripers scattered in Butte County
Trinity River: Trinity salmon run starting
Sacramento Delta: Stripers cruising near Antioch
: Benicia bite slowing
Sacramento Delta: Small stripers, decent bass in Disco Bay
Sacramento Delta: Eastern side of Franks Tract productive
Sacramento Delta: Hot weather, big tides stymie Isleton anglers
Sacramento Delta: No improvement in Pittsburg
Sacramento Delta: Rio Vista putting out cats, small stripers
Sacramento Delta: Panfish, bass biting in Stockton
Sacramento Delta: So-so action in Tracy
Sacramento Delta: Trollers get small stripers in Walnut Grove
: Rock fish good, ling cod great in Crescent City
: Eureka salmon bite picking up
: Salmon bite returns to Fort Bragg
: Monterey bottom fishing tops
: Salmon caught from Pacifica Pier
: HMB ling bite on record pace
: Outstanding striper bite continues in SF Bay


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