JUN 26TH Green Valley Lake
Jess Ranch Lakes Plant
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Fish Reports
What's biting across California, newest first.
JUN 19TH Folsom Lake
Trollers are landing quality king salmon and rainbow trout by working the main body from Folsom Point toward the dam and out by the secondary dikes. Wind-induced surface chop is creating an optimal morning ambush window by breaking up water clarity. Most fish are holding at depths between 30 to 70 feet. Speeds between 1.5…
Trollers are landing quality king salmon and rainbow trout by working the main body from Folsom Point toward the dam and out by the secondary dikes. Wind-induced surface chop is creating an optimal morning ambush window by breaking up water clarity. Most fish are holding at depths between 30 to 70 feet. Speeds between 1.5 and 2.5 mph are proving effective when dragging small or large baitfish-imitation spoons, or dark green, blue-green, and magenta hoochies.
JUN 19TH Eagle Lake
Trout are biting well between 5 and 20 feet deep with some fish holding down to 35 feet along the western shoreline and near rock structures. Anglers are finding success trolling with small spoons and needlefish in pink, orange, red, or copper shades. Casting size 8 to 14 orange or olive woolly buggers under a…
Trout are biting well between 5 and 20 feet deep with some fish holding down to 35 feet along the western shoreline and near rock structures. Anglers are finding success trolling with small spoons and needlefish in pink, orange, red, or copper shades. Casting size 8 to 14 orange or olive woolly buggers under a float around rock piles is also producing results. Surface algae is scattered across the water but finding clean areas is not difficult. Catches are averaging 2 to 4 pounds as a tui chub hatch begins.
JUN 19TH Lake Berryessa
The reservoir is holding near ninety-seven percent capacity at an elevation of 437.30 feet. Kokanee salmon are scattered across the lake rather than schooling heavily but are biting well. Trollers are hooking fish at depths from 20 to 75 feet using unbranded spinners and ringed lures behind dodgers tipped with corn. Boat speeds between 1…
The reservoir is holding near ninety-seven percent capacity at an elevation of 437.30 feet. Kokanee salmon are scattered across the lake rather than schooling heavily but are biting well. Trollers are hooking fish at depths from 20 to 75 feet using unbranded spinners and ringed lures behind dodgers tipped with corn. Boat speeds between 1 and 2 miles per hour are optimal with some trout and crappie mixed into the catch.
JUN 19TH Santee Lakes
Lakes 4 and 7
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JUN 19TH Twin Lake (Lower)
Twin Lakes Trout Foundation Plant
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JUN 19TH Robinson Creek
Twin Lakes Trout Foundation Plant
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JUN 19TH McClure Reservoir
Planted at McClure point. Bright spoons from shore and by trolling both working well. Using dodgers with a downrigger doing well.
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🪝 Tackle Dancin Fish Baits Poison Apple 3g Standard ↗ JUN 19TH Green Valley Lake
Jess Ranch Lakes Plant
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JUN 18TH Green Valley Lake
Planted by Jess Ranch Lakes. Darker color jigs working well recently.
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🪝 Tackle Made Baits Mini Jig Hopper 1/32 ↗ JUN 14TH Owens River (Section 3)
Spoon action is incredible right now. Stick to lighter spoons to avoid snags, 2g spoons in rainbow trout patterns have been doing well.
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🪝 Tackle Dancin Fish Baits The Don 2g Almond ↗ JUN 14TH Convict Lake
3-4 lbers being caught on green colored jigs.
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🪝 Tackle Fish Thugs Tree Frog Medium ↗ JUN 14TH June Lake
Action is steady. Jigs mimicing baitfish doing well. Darker colors for contrast during dusk working well at least 10ft deep.
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🪝 Tackle Fish Thugs Baby Trout Large ↗ JUN 13TH Little Lake
Fish are from Pacific Aqua Farms
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JUN 12TH Quarry Lakes (Horseshoe Lake)
Trout are mostly gone, though you might meter a few in deep water by boat. Bass fishing is fair—stick to weedless plastics around the coves and shorelines. Rainbow Lake is hot for grass carp up to 10 pounds on corn or bread balls, while Shinn and Grau are giving up smaller bass and bluegill.
JUN 12TH Lake Del Valle
A 500-pound catfish plant makes the swim beaches and narrows your best bet; use a light sliding-sinker rig with anchovies or sardines. Big grass carp are fighting hard in the shallows, so bump your line up to 10–12 pounds if you target them. Male bass are holding tight to shallow weeds, while the bigger females…
A 500-pound catfish plant makes the swim beaches and narrows your best bet; use a light sliding-sinker rig with anchovies or sardines. Big grass carp are fighting hard in the shallows, so bump your line up to 10–12 pounds if you target them. Male bass are holding tight to shallow weeds, while the bigger females have moved deep.
JUN 12TH Lake Chabot (Castro Valley)
Chabot is producing well after a 500-pound catfish stocking. Work the weeds from Coot Landing to the back of the lake for bass, using a boat if you can. Target the marina cove and docks for catfish, or drop worms under a bobber around the same docks for easy panfish.
JUN 12TH Shadow Cliffs Reservoir
Catfish action is fair around the boat launch point and both docks following a 500-pound plant. Bass are biting in the shallows and back-end brush, while the docks remain a reliable spot for numbers of sunfish.
JUN 12TH Contra Loma Reservoir
The lake just got 500 pounds of catfish, but big bass are the main draw right now. You will have to punch plastics or fish frogs through heavy shoreline weeds in Quail Cove and the flats to get them. Crappie and panfish are biting well on worms in the shallows across from the swim lagoon.
JUN 12TH Lake Temescal
Bass fishing is surprisingly active for a lake this small. Bluegill action is also starting to pick up.
JUN 12TH Eagle Lake
The trout season opened with top-notch fishing for this unique strain of rainbow trout. Trolling spoons and nymphing flies are the top producing techniques now.
JUN 12TH Lake Berryessa
Hefty kokanee salmon continue to offer limit action.. Trollers are picking up limits while trolling spoons and spinners, tipped with white corn, at up to 60 feet deep.
JUN 12TH Suisun Bay
Sturgeon fishing continues to be solid for those going out. Toss out salmon roe, lamprey eel and ghost shrimp for the top action.
JUN 12TH American River
American shad are showing in good numbers in this urban river. Both flies and curly tail grubs in chartreuse and pink are producing solid catch-and-release action.
JUN 12TH Spicer Meadow Reservoir
Shore anglers are tossing out PowerBait, worms and spoons to catch rainbows and some browns averaging 14 to 18 inches long. Trolling and fly fishing are also excellent.