Delta Mornings with Hungry Stripers | The Fish Sniffer

Delta Mornings with Hungry Stripers

Delta Mornings with Hungry Stripers

The California Delta and its connection to the Sacramento River offer up some of the best striper fishing around this spring. You've got that network of sloughs and tidal channels cutting through the landscape, with tules standing tall along the banks and levees shaping the flow. The water moves with the tides, creating pockets where baitfish gather and stripers come looking for an easy meal. It's the kind of place that rewards a little patience and the right local knowledge.

Brandon Abernathy with RodDown Guide Service has been putting clients on good numbers of fish lately. These stripers don't mess around when they hit, and the fights are the kind that get your blood pumping.

“Another great morning on the Delta with multiple fish landed. They decided only to keep 2.”

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— Brandon Abernathy

If you're thinking about getting on the water soon, Brandon's your guy. He's gearing up for what looks like an amazing salmon season coming up too, so give him a call to lock something in before spots fill up. Whether it's stripers now or salmon later, he'll get you dialed in without the hassle.

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Brandon Abernathy

Brandon Abernathy

Rod Down Guide Service

Brandon Abernathy, owner of Rod Down Guide Service, is a lifelong North Bay native with unmatched local expertise, guiding anglers to trophy king salmon, kokanee, sturgeon, striped bass, trout, and halibut across the Sacramento and Feather Rivers, Delta, Napa River, Berryessa/Oroville/Bullards Bar lakes, and San Francisco Bay. He focuses on putting you on fish and making sure every trip delivers an unforgettable, great time on the water.

Volume 45 Issue 4 Out Now!

Volume 45 Issue 4 Out Now!