Northern California Lake Fishing Report
- Almanor Lake
- Berryessa Lake
- Cachuma Lake
- California Delta
- Camanche Lake
- Casitas Lake
- Clear Lake
- Diamond Valley Lake
- Don Pedro Lake
- Folsom Lake
- Iron Gate Reservoir
- McClure Lake
- New Melones Lake
- Oroville Lake
- Perris Lake
- San Luis Lake
- Shasta Lake
- Sonoma Lake
- Almaden Lake
- Almaden Reservoir
- Amador Lake
- Anderson Lake
- Barrett Lake
- Black Butte Lake
- Blue Lakes
- Bullards Bar Lake
- Calero Reservoir
- Camp Far West Lake
- Chabot Lake
- Chesbro Lake
- Collins Lake
- Contra Loma Lake
- Coyote Lake
- Del Valle Lake
- Dixon Lake
- Eastman Lake
- Guadalupe Lake
- Hennessy Lake
- Ilsanjo Lake
- Indian Valley Lake
- Kelsey Bass Ranch Lake
- Lafayette Lake
- Lake of the Pines
- Lexington Lake
- Loch Lomond Lake
- Los Banos Lake
- Los Vaqueros Lake
- Mather Lake
- Mendocino Lake
- Mendota Slough Lake
- Merced Lake
- Millerton Lake
- Modesto Reservoir
- Morena Lake
- Murray Lake
- New Hogan Lake
- Nicasio Lake
- Oso Lake
- Pacifica Coastline
- Pardee Lake
- Pillsbury Lake
- Pinto Lake
- Piru Lake
- Quarry Lakes
- Radio Lake
- Rollins Lake
- Ruth Lake
- Sacramento River
- Salt Springs Lake
- San Francisco Bay
- San Justo Lake
- San Pablo Lake
- Shadow Cliffs Lake
- Shastina Lake
- Skinner Lake
- Soulajule Lake
- Spring Lake
- Stevens Creek Lake
- Trinity Lake
- Tulloch Lake
- Turlock Lake
- Uvas Lake
- West Delta
- Whiskeytown Lake
- Woodward Lake
- Woollomes Lake
- Yosemite Lake

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Anderson Lake
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: i've been quite successful fishing from the shore, however, my buddy has a boat and we're tryin to catch some fish na mean, with no fish finder what should we fish with and north or south, where are the rock piles?
City: THE YAYTips: thnx
love,
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: So who's brave enough to fish in this shitty weather? Too damn cold and windy as far as im concerned.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: Well to end my 'weekend" I figured I might as well come back again since they have been hittin' pretty well. I caught 7 more today. I 2-lber on a TD vibration(yey reaction bite)5 on a drop shot with a robo alive shad bait and the the biggest bass i ever got out of this lake, an 8-2oz pig on a rodstrainer jig, flippin' what what few trees are availiable.
Tips: Hologram shad robos and Blk-red jigs. I also have been puttin mega-strike on all my plastics and the jig.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: Marone.....I'm headed to Anderson tomorrow. I'll post a report on how I did and how the lake looks. Coyote is still hershey squirts, although I guess a couple of pigs have been taken there recently.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: When its windy bust out the spinnerbait and toss it around the main lake points.
Tips: windy=spinnerbait. Also i usually do really well with a purple robo worm in the weeds.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: When its windy bust out the spinnerbait and toss it around the main lake points.
Tips: windy=spinnerbait. Also i usually do really well with a purple robo worm in the weeds.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: About that rattlesnake thing. I was fishing in my float tube near a cove and all of a sudden i heard a rattler by the shore. Freaked me out. So I paddled away from it. I would have no clue what to do if that thing swam to my float tube. Ive never even seen or heard a rattler at Anderson. Theres also a picture I think on this website with a rattler in someones boat at Calero. Check it out.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: Fishing is getting better here and the water is finnally starting to clear up
City: Morgan HillTips: any dark plastic worm should work from 10 feet to 30 feet deep
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: has the water cleared up any. what is the combo that is cathin fish. great story dave that was my uncle and cousins.
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Water Temp: 57
Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)
Report: Fun day. Started at the launch ramp on the trolling motor and had 7 fish in the boat before I ever cranked the big motor. All nice 1.5 2.5lb Bass. Decided to move around the lake and check out some new spots. Caught 16 more fish for a total of 23 for the day. Half were very nice fish. The other half were small. The bigger fish were in 20-30 ft of water near rock. Smaller fish were up shallow in less than 5ft in areas with vegitation. All but 2 were caught on soft plastics. Got 2 small cank bait fish.
City: Foster CityTips: Fish were shallow and deep. Fast action was shallow. Slower veritcal fishing was required for the bigger fish. Carolina rigged soft plastics and football head grubs worked for me. Saw a guy in a tube that was doing faily well drop shot fishing.
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: Wow man u must have no life. We usually use these forums to give other honest fisherman advice. None of this bull S%$#. Use the forums for what they are intended for or don't use them at all.
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Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)
Report: Fished Tuesday & Wednesday and caught many bass. Unortunately, most were about 11 to 13 inches. Either the big ones were not there or they just plain aren't interested in my jig. Going back on Friday.
City: San JoseTips: Plastics in about 12 to 20 eet o water. Make sure to bring lots o tackle or ish super weedless lures. Lots o snags in this lake.
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Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)
Report: HEY, DAN WHERE YOU FISHING FROM A BOAT OR BANK?
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Berryessa Lake
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Water Temp: N/A
Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)
Report: You can't keep the Coho in Berryessa, only at Almador. JD posted a great resource if you're interested in going for landlocked fish: http://www.fishwithjd.com/2011/06/09/getting-to-know-californias-landlocked-salmon/
Also, I don't want to kill your enthusiasm, but I've fished Berryessa many times and have never caught a Coho. Plenty of bass, trout, and the occasional kok to be had so you may wanna target these species. Heading up this weekend for a two nighter. Fishing from the shore, will keep you all posted on my luck.
City: Santa Rosa -
Water Temp: 78
Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)
Report: Download as zip
These past two weekends I found that trolling was the way to go to get any results. The lures that seemed to work best were "Speed Trap" which dive from 6 to 8 feet and "Norman" which dive from 4 to 6 feet in approximately fifteen feet of water. My son and I fished this past Friday and he landed a nice bass using brass and glass and a senco worm. Jory was fishing for cats from the shore and landed a nice 12+ lber using chicken livers. My wife landed a 2.5 lb bass while trolling (see photo). Hoping that the top water bite kicks in soon. Hope to report more next week. 'til then...................................................good fishing!!!!
www.fishingconnection.net If you have any questions please email me at bestguide@mail.com or call me at 650-583-3333.
City: NapaTips: this week get FREE samples of pro cure scents or a package of catfish food while it lasts just call me at 650 583 3333 from 9am to 9pm
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: my boats so slow from all the stipers in the livewell. come on buddy lets post real reports here.
Tips: did jim from folsom find a new lake to b/s at?
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Water Clarity: Muddy (0-2 foot visibility)
Report: since when does berry have stripers are thesreports a joke?
City: pinole -
Water Temp: 51
Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)
Report: hit the water around 730 am. launched from cappel and headed up north, first stop was just south of the big island on. we found fish right away and ended up with about 4 fish to 4lbs there. after working this area well we headed to putah and went to the back and started fishing. for us this was a mistake for 2 hrs we could not catch a fish so we decided to head back towards the mouth of this creek and thats where we found the fish.
we ended the day with 15 fish and the best 5 were around 14 lbs. i finally got the fish to eat a jig, however most fish were on a dropshot with green pumpkin being the ticket.Tips: fish areas well, we caught fish from 3 feet to 30 feet and if you see a fish on the meter stay with em till you catch em, more than half of my fish i saw on the graph and was able to a catch with a little effort. no rip bait or swimbait fish for me today i stuck with the plastics for the most part although my buddy did get a couple on a crankbait.
water temps are fairly stable and i think by the end of the month berryessa will be the spot to be. -
Water Temp: 52
Water Clarity: Stained (2-4 foot visibility)
Report: Arrived on lake around 8:30am fished until 4. My partner and I caught 5 spots. Mostly on points around 20+ ft. Used plastic worms on bottom. For winter fishing I thought this was a great day.
City: SacramentoTips: Dress warm, it is cold and foggy.
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Water Temp: 51-54
Water Clarity: Clear (4+ foot visibility)
Report: 12 fish best 5 about 10 lb all on drop shot oxblood robo 6' 10 to 20 feet no jig bite for me today or rip or swim bait. cool out there
City: haywardTips: dress warm !!!!
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