Thanks for the info Tocino. Tell Spirit to get well soon!

Thanks for the info.!

Wish I could have made it. So glad that everyone had a good time! It's the just getting together and meeting new friends that makes a difference. Getting together once year sounds great. I had surgery last week (nothing major) but I'll try to make any and all in the future.

Sorry. Meant to say nothing big, not nothing!

Fished yesterday at Rio Vista. Four of us caught limits. Nothing (8lbs). Rattle Traps in shallow water (6ft) Yazurys in deeper (15ft)
Pictures to follow

Fishmanj- I don't mind a guide fishing if he is a good fisherman and it doesn't take away from his guiding. If he is paying more attention to his rod than yours and whoever your with, tell him to stop and find another guide.

Saw- I'm in any day any time. Just give me some advanced notice. Would also prefer the Sacto. area.
Kyle

[quote=phantom ll]You guys wanted pictures. Well here they are.
That's a big one! Where did you get it?

Hi ZooDog. Welcome Iv'e lived in the Sacramento area all my life and currently reside in Roseville. Lots and lots of fishing opportunities around here including Salmon.

Wait until about March. The Stripers will start showing up in numbers in the Freeport area.

I thought he was referring to the Sacramento area.

Sorry. too early for Stripers, too late for Salmon.

Howdy! I live in the Sacramento area. The Sacto. River, around Sacramento has a lot of species: Salmon and Stripers being the most predominate. Not much of anything is going on right now. The late fall Salmon run is pretty much over and Stripers haven't gotten up here yet. Look for spring run Stripers starting about March and peaking in May in our area. The fall run is about from Sept. to Nov.. Fall Salmon season begins in mid-August and peaks in October. Trolling for both Salmon and Steelhead is one way, bait fishing with Anchovies or Sardines for Stripers is another. If your trolling try a broken back Rebel for Stripers and Kwik fish with a Sardine or Crawdad tail wrap for Salmon. I almost forgot, Small and Large mouth Bass are great to fish for along the rip rap. Either use various Bass lures or if you fly fish, chartreus streamers can be great. I can't really tell you where to go. It really depends on river conditions, time of year, etc. I'm not sure how to do a private message on the Stage. If you do, send me one and we can exchange phone #s. to talk more and maybe arrange a fishing trip!
Kyle

Hardly any mention of Steelhead and Salmon. They are my favorites here in No. Calif. and So. Oregon!

b

Hi Jim- Sorry I can't help you on lake fishing up your way. I love to come up to your country for Steelhead. Since you live in Medford, you are probably familiar with the Umpqua River near Roseberg. I fish it for Steelhead and Smallmouth Bass. The Bass fishing can be excellent in the Summer. Give it a try if you haven't already!

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