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Trout bite continues to be very good, due to a two-ton plant last week. Another 1,500 pounds of trout went in this week. Mamie and George received the most (600 pounds) and Mary received 400 pounds. Twin Lakes received a few. Biggest fish of the weekend was landed Sean Jensen of Phoenix, Az landed a 9 pound rainbow in Lake Mary from a float tube with trout teasers. Rick’s Sport Center (760) 934-3416

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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
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
Nor Cal Fish Reports Reports
for Thursday, July 2nd, 2015
Lake Almanor: Hex hatch still going at Almanor
Lake Amador: Big cats on the prowl at Amador
Anderson Reservoir: Jig time at Anderson
Bass Lake: Tough bite at Bass Lake
Lake Berryessa: Bass, crappie on at Berryessa
Boca Reservoir: Low Boca still producing
Lake Chabot: Chabot holding strong
Chesbro Reservoir: Chesbro challenging
Clear Lake: Hot weather slows Clear Lake action
Collins Lake: Tough conditions at Collins
Contra Loma Reservoir: Contra Loma cats biting
Convict Lake: Convict continues to please
Crowley Lake: Solid early bite at Crowley
Lake Davis: Stuffed trout finicky at Davis
Del Valle Lake: Striper time at Del Valle
Edison Lake: Browns biting at Edison
Huntington Lake: Shore anglers pick trout at Huntington
June Lake Loop: June Loop bite improving
Lafayette Reservoir: Cat bite strong at Lafayette
Lake San Antonio: San Antonio closes
Lexington Reservoir: Lexington cats biting
Lewiston Lake: Late trout bite at Lewiston
Lopez Lake : Panfish biting best at Lopez
Los Vaqueros Reservoir: Trout limits common at LV
Mammoth Lakes : Mammoth trout at Mammoth Lakes
New Melones Reservoir: Bass best at New Melones
Lake Oroville: Bass challenging, salmon good at Oroville
Pardee Reservoir: Pardee closing July 10
San Luis Reservoir: Forebay schoolies entertain
San Pablo Reservoir: Trout bite still going at San Pablo
Shadow Cliffs Reservoir: Target cats early at Shadow Cliffs
Shasta Lake: Water warms, bass bite slows at Shasta
Shaver Lake: Shaver trout a puzzle
Lake Sonoma: Crank for bass at Sonoma
Stampede Reservoir: Kokes deep at Stampede
Trinity Lake: Bass bite tapers at Trinity
Uvas Reservoir: Cats on tap at Uvas
Deer Creek: Be careful at Deer Creek
Napa River: Small stripers biting on Napa River
Sacramento River: Stripers active in Colusa
Sacramento River: Early striper bite in Butte County
: Trinity salmon edging upstream
Truckee River: Time to give Truckee a break
Feather River: North Fork trout bite worth exploring
Sacramento Delta: Stripers visiting Antioch
: Benicia shoreline action mixed
Sacramento Delta: Small bass the rule in Disco Bay
Sacramento Delta: Lots of little bass in Franks Tract
Sacramento Delta: Slog in Pittsburg
Sacramento Delta: Small stripers, cats in Rio Vista
Sacramento Delta: Panfish plentiful in Stockton
Sacramento Delta: Bluegill, stripers in Tracy
: Bodega rock cod abundant
: Capitola halibut starting to bite
: Bottom fishing tops in Crescent City
: Eureka salmon showing, halibut re-opens
: Albacore pay a brief visit to Fort Bragg
: Monterey rock cod bite on fire
: Stripers on San Mateo County beaches
: No slowing SF Bay striper bite


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