Things took a turn for the better yesterday for me. Not DD epicness, but still had a 5 hours fishing new spots with results. And it happened quick-like for us. Put in right as the sun was coming up @ Hogback. Shoot, didn't even get on plane when we saw good striper busting up some bait. Dropped the trolling motor right there in that lil cut leading to the launch and immediately starting having our way with some decent fish: ...
Hey everyone it's your boy Bassfighter here... Today was another awesome day for bass fishing. The bass were really aggressive today chasing the little trout minnows. Anyways, I go to my fishing spot at Lake Chabot this morning and decided to go with senkos and it paid off (Thanks for earlier Fishsniffer posts, you know who you are). I caught and released a nice Largemouth bass a little over 5lbs at (5.1 lbs). After fishing at the same spot for an hour and a half longer, I moved to another ...
Went out to Lake Chabot on Monday April 30, 2012 from 8:45am - 2:30pm. The target was trout and bass. Didn't have a single bite all day. Although, I did see a bas about 3-4#s swimming in the shallows around Coots Landing (I couldn't get him to bite anything though). I was fishing on the west side trail a couple spots before Coots landing for a couple hours then I went to Coots landing with the same results, NADA. I did see one 4# trout get pulled out over by Coots and I also saw 2 other guys catch ...
The Sacramento River Striper fishing is very good right now , I had a group of guys out 5-2-12, we were fishing in the Colusa area slow trolling Minnows down river, they hooked about 30 Striper with most of them being legal size fish over 18 inches. The Wild Rainbow Trout fishing is good and will get even better as the river flows are increased, what’re they biting on, Fly’s, Bugs and Plugs. Al Brown’s Guide Service
There are over 250,000 rivers flowing through cities, states and towns in the United States. These rivers are not only vital to the ecosystem; they provide clean drinking water and give us the opportunity to enjoy a myriad of outdoor recreation. While these rivers are vastly different in size, length and other features, they all share certain characteristics. Part of understanding why we need to protect our rivers is having an understanding of what a river is and what are the “parts” ...
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