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Saturday, October 30th, 1999

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      Water Temp: COOL ????

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: The Lake is CLOSED TO ANYTHING ON THE WATER.I did'nt now saturday and was out kickin by the dam.Fished the big rock area with no ish.Started hookin up Lg.MO. aceing the rock dam.Was staying out rom shore 50/60 yards.Casting to shore.Fish were taken my 18" mojo 6" purple like color paddletale worm,with a realy realy slow drag.Fished ate the baitabout 20/25 yards rom shore ?.
      City: San Jose,CA.

      Tips: TAKE YOUR CAMERA AN GET THOSE UNDER WATERSTRUCTURE LOCATIONS.Remember NOTHING ALLOWED ON THE WATER AT ANY TIME.Except your top water bait that is.

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      Water Temp: 60's

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Well, I was insearch o a big bite, but it wasnt there,tried ishing the Basstrix but it didnt produce, I never got bit periodthe reservior is being drawn down bad, the preserve is , well, dry,Iasked the attendend at the launch ramp what was up and was told Oh thats what the people are using or water, yeah ! Rightbut anyway I hope we get enough rain to replenish thesereserviors soon or theres gonna be other problems ishingsoon, seems like ebmud is exersisng there pumps,Oh yeah! Feb.11 NO MORE more two srokes ALLOWED.Catch Ya Pete
      City: Martinez

Friday, October 29th, 1999

  • Napa County
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      Water Temp: 61-67

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: fished friday 10/29/99 trout limits in am to 17 1/4 inches on top. started bassing in pm 12 bass, 7 keeper size to 16 1/2 inches. plastics in various colors, mostly in 15 to 25 feet depth. try points and work pretty slowly, small fish were good and healthy, bigger fish were chunks.
      City: martinez

  • Solano County
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      Water Temp: 62-64

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Stayed south and boated 9 fish to 4 lbs. Better fish came on Trap fishing the outside edge. Rocky points held some jig/pig fish, They were also eating the woiym. Bite seams to be picking up. They were pumping water so the curent was stronger than normal.
      City: Tracy

Thursday, October 28th, 1999

  • Solano County
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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Mayday and I went out of orwood, got on the water about 7:45 and headed to disco, Mayday had me down 4-1, catching his fish on a purple zipper,Deli caught up 4-4 then we ran down to Itallian then to Victoria with no luck, ran back to dico and the final score was Deli 6 Mayday 5. Nothing to brag about, all fish about 12 to 15 inches but a good day to be on the water instead of at work
      City: Sanleandro

      Tips: Mayday got his fish on a purple zipper, and I got a couple cranking, and flipping the Iovino. Deli out

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      Water Temp: 63

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished the Break, Dutch and Sandmound slough. Crank from about 0800 until 1300. Took one 3#'s and 6 others around 2#'s each. Also took one striper that went 8#'s. Mainly fished the riprap in 4 to 8ft of water. Fished that hit were very aggressive.
      City: Suisun

Wednesday, October 27th, 1999

  • Sacramento County
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      Water Temp: 66-72

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Seeing an increasing reaction bite happening as the nights get cooler and the days get shorter. Found some ish in some dredger tailings with willows mixed about. Nothing big, but in a tournament you'ld be in good shape. Speaking o tournaments, The Fith Annual Shambre Invitational will be happening on November 14, 1999. Sign-up at Tackle Pro, because there is a limit o 25 (twenty-ive) boats and there are about 10 slots let. Check-in is at 5 am on that morning and the irst 25 names get to play, so sign-up now.Check-in that day will be at the Tackle Pro on Douglas Blvd. and weigh-in will be at the boat ramp at Granite Bay at 3 pm. Five ish limit consisting o all bass, all trout or any combonation o the two species to get to ive ish. See the lyer at Tackle Pro or more ino.
      City: roseville

      Tips: Any bait that looks like a shad is the key, the shad are about 1 to 2 inches long so be sure to match the hatch

Tuesday, October 26th, 1999

  • Leon County
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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: I ished Laayette early in the morning or Rainbow Trout but caught nothing so tried or bass. I caught a 12-1/2" Largemouth Bass on the L-Dock split shotting a Magic Worms 4-1/2" Straight Tail Worm in #39 Green Craw and lost another that was pushing 4 pounds doing the same thing.
      City: Clayton

Monday, October 25th, 1999

  • Solano County
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      Water Temp: 63.4

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Top water with "TD Pop R", color baby bass. I had a top water bite going under about 9:30AM. Caught 7 fish, biggest being 6+. weighed in a little over 9#. I should have stayed on the berm, instead of running around. We did not get another bite after 9:30AM.
      City: Hayward

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      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Just a Heads Up Out There. Uvas is now closed to all watercrat due to low water levels. Lets hope it rains soon. Good Luck.
      City: Cupertino

Sunday, October 24th, 1999

  • Napa County
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      Water Temp: 60-70

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Fished Main body north end in the mornin, couple of bites, nothin to get excited about. Went into Putah Creek, 5 mile an hour area where Ive been getting them in the afternoon, No wind condition, birds weren't workin, nothing happenin, threw Two baits, for 4 hours, Topwater and a spoon, Fished from 30-55ft with the spoon, caught 1 fish in 40ft...skinny fish, big mouth no body wt. Caught two fish with topwater suspended (had to be) in trees. I did not crank at all.
      City: Castro Valley

      Tips: I think after 3 trips you have to diffently find the shad and either spoon them or use somekind of reaction bait. The water is starting to cool down some with the colder nights. It should turn on soon.....I hope!!!

  • Solano County
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      Water Temp: 62-64

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Tough! Fished with POL and we found a tough bite around Mildred. Jigs, cranks, blades, didn't seem to matter. One bass landed on blade and a striper on a jig Even the woiym didn't fool em. Fog dropped in heavy early and stayed until about 8 am. Full moon blues. Maybe next week.
      City: Tracy

      Tips: Should have fished Phils pond.

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      Water Temp: 64

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Me and my daughter Amber went out this afternoon about 1:30 ish. We stayed south throwing the good ole woiym.our best fish was about 3lb, fishing outside weedlines wherever we could see the weeds (muddy) with the warm weather we had our share of skiers this weekend also the Rock dams are out now and it will take a few weeks for the south to balance out the silt that has been gathering behind the dams.we managed a 7 fish limit but that was it! Home by dark....
      City: Tracy

      Tips: Outside weedlines !!key on area's that dip back into the bank, these subtle little indentations in the weedlines will usually hold fish this time of year...I guess its just something different for them also its a good lazy day ambush area....

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      Water Temp: n/a

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished Dutch and False river from 7:00 a.m. till noon. The crank bite is picking up. Caught 5 keepers. The biggest around 3lbs. plus a keeper striper as a bonus. Good day on the tule points. Multiple casts to the same point.
      City: Danville

      Tips: Crank tule points on the out going tide.

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      Water Temp: about 55

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: The fishing here has been ok, but what i wanted to say was that there's this great website called alladvantage.com and if you sign up and download something called a view bar you can really make, hey if you think this is a jokr check it out yourself at alladvantage.com. Oh yeah, and if you do decide to sign up don't forget to type in this id# when you sign up (you may want to write ths down) EWC-804 thanks
      City: Petaluma

  • Lake County
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      Water Temp: about 50

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: ishing is ok here, but i really wanted to tell you about is a great website called alladvantage.com This website actually pays you money or going on the internet. All you have to do is sign up and download a view bar and your ready. Hey, i you think this is a joke check it out, alladvantage.com oh yeah, dont orget to type in this id# when you sign up( you may want to write this down) EWC-804 thanks
      City: Petaluma

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      Water Temp: unknown

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Hit the back ponds with Texas Rigs on the cover. I Caught one 12"er o o a red and white power grub. My dad caught a 14"er o a Berkeley worm called "pumpkin seed". Both ish hit early in the morning between 6:30 and 7am about 2-4 eet rom the shore. Several bites throughout the morning. Ater 8am, no more activity with bass.(In case anyone cares) The ollowing week, a riend o mine heard that some big catish have been caught in the main reservoir. We went out at 8:00pm. The water was totally calm and no wind.....Lots o bass hitting the surace. We dropped a lantern in the water and attracted zillions o minnows. Couldn't snag a bass with buzz bait....but the catish started hitting between 9-10pm on chicken livers and resh tiger prawns. Pulled in two 15"ers and the rest went back.
      City: Redwood City

      Tips: In the back ponds used weedless lures in a Texas rig. Lots o weeds, logs and cover. All o our bites were about 2' rom shore and early in the morning. I have heard that crawdads are native to the lake/ponds and that some big bass are being pulled out using this bait...I will try that next!

Saturday, October 23rd, 1999

  • Solano County
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      Water Temp: 68 - 72 (guess)

      Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)

      Report: Fished out of LazyM with other CVBCrs. The Delta taketh away, and sometimes, the Delta giveth. This time, the Delta giveth - a good day (for me) as I caught two 5s, a 3 and a couple of keepers. Found a nice area where there were some crank fish, and also managed to get bit on a junebug zipper in wood. Also had the nice company of Hookstr and ET to round out a nice day overall.
      City: belmont

      Tips: There was a nice reaction bite when the tide first started to move again. Outside weedlines. ClearWater Flash Speedtrap, quarter ounce. slow retreive

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      Water Temp: 63

      Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)

      Report: Bite was tough. Fished from 6:45 to 11:00ish. Had 5 bites for three fish (2 Keepers) 2 on a jig and 1 on a buzzbait. When the fish hit they hit hard and fought hard, but bites were hard to come by. Fished Old River and between Orwood and Holland Tract. All bites came out of water deeper then 4 feet (4-6 feet).
      City: Brentwood

      Tips: Had 1 frog blowup, I buzzbait fish 3 bites and 2 fish on a red and black jig.

  • Butte County
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      Water Temp: 63-67

      Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)

      Report: Decided to check out Oroville in search o a big bite thrill,Only stuck one spot in the slot-13.5"-So just or a kick I picked up the lippin stick,to see what would bite the T6-Basstrix.Zip, zero, zilch.Also observed other boats and did not see any ish caught,must be because the lake is being pulled down,But it was a nice day anywayTIGHT lINESProcrat Pete
      City: Martinez

      Tips: The spot I caught was on -YES- A "DUH" jig with a double tailyamamoto grub, i that helps any.Good luck