striper fishing rio vista california
Jan 9, 2022 20:54:19 #
JOEL4ESI
Loc: sacramento ca
hey weather was good this week end I was stuck doing tile in the bath room . did anyone get bit and pull a couple in the boat? trolling / minnows / cut bait
Jan 9, 2022 22:26:54 #
JOEL4ESI wrote:
hey weather was good this week end I was stuck doing tile in the bath room . did anyone get bit and pull a couple in the boat? trolling / minnows / cut bait
Hey Joel, Ben and I are goin out on the Petaluma River tomorrow trollin. We'll report on how we do tomorrow evenin.
Jan 10, 2022 15:18:29 #
icee3
Loc: Sacramento CA
JOEL4ESI wrote:
hey weather was good this week end I was stuck doing tile in the bath room . did anyone get bit and pull a couple in the boat? trolling / minnows / cut bait
I quit fishing for Stripers a number of years ago. All the fish that I landed had parasites and when I asked if any one was aware of it I got just negative answers or told to just cook the fish thoroughly.
So, I guess Im asking again, have anyone out there catching stripers that not have the parasites? And what do you do about them?
Jan 10, 2022 18:06:15 #
icee3 wrote:
I quit fishing for Stripers a number of years ago. All the fish that I landed had parasites and when I asked if any one was aware of it I got just negative answers or told to just cook the fish thoroughly.
So, I guess Im asking again, have anyone out there catching stripers that not have the parasites? And what do you do about them?
So, I guess Im asking again, have anyone out there catching stripers that not have the parasites? And what do you do about them?
Haven't noticed any in the ones that we've been catchin out of the Napa or Petaluma rivers. However, the ones we keep are usually 4 1/2 pounds or smaller. 20 to 24 inches usually. Their fillets are as clean as you can get. They're beautiful.
Jan 11, 2022 10:44:21 #
icee3
Loc: Sacramento CA
I am going to have to try some where else besides the Sacramento River near Sacramento. Thanks
Jan 11, 2022 11:31:33 #
JOEL4ESI
Loc: sacramento ca
yea I live in auburn ca. so the sac river was closest for me to get striper and salmon. but over the last 5 years or so the water is slowing warming up its barley getting to the 52 degrees to get them to move. so i have decided to take a little more drive time and get to the colder better water in rio vista. more fish and better quality
Jan 11, 2022 12:41:15 #
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